Translation of Italian word "giusta" to English
giusta
/ˈdʒus.ta/
How to use
The Italian preposition 'giusta' means 'according to, pursuant to' (According to, pursuant to). It connects words and introduces complements indicating direction, location, manner, or relation. In practice, according to, in accordance with (legal term).
🇬🇧 English
according to, pursuant to
Example
La nomina è avvenuta giusta l'articolo cinque del codice.
The appointment occurred pursuant to article five.
Agiamo giusta le disposizioni ricevute dal ministero.
We act according to instructions received from ministry.
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- La nomina è avvenuta giusta l'articolo cinque del codice.— The appointment occurred pursuant to article five.
- Agiamo giusta le disposizioni ricevute dal ministero.— We act according to instructions received from ministry.
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The Italian word "giusta" means "according to, pursuant to" in English.
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