Translation of Italian word "generalmente" to English
generalmente
/dʒeneralˈmente/
How to use
The Italian adverb 'generalmente' means 'generally, usually, broadly' (In most cases; usually; as a general rule). It is used to modify verbs, adjectives, or entire clauses. A typical usage pattern is 'Generalmente faccio una passeggiata al parco dopo il lavoro per rilassarmi.' (I usually take a walk in the park after work to relax.).
🇬🇧 English
generally, usually, broadly
Example
Generalmente faccio una passeggiata al parco dopo il lavoro per rilassarmi.
I usually take a walk in the park after work to relax.
I negozi in questa cittadina sono generalmente chiusi la domenica pomeriggio.
Shops in this town are generally closed on Sunday afternoons.
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- Generalmente faccio una passeggiata al parco dopo il lavoro per rilassarmi.— I usually take a walk in the park after work to relax.
- I negozi in questa cittadina sono generalmente chiusi la domenica pomeriggio.— Shops in this town are generally closed on Sunday afternoons.
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The Italian word "generalmente" means "generally, usually, broadly" in English.
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