Translation of Italian word "il successo" to English
il successo
/il sutˈtʃɛsso/
Meaning
NounThe favorable outcome of an undertaking or widespread acclaim.
How to use
The Italian noun 'successo' (masculine) denotes 'success, triumph' (The favorable outcome of an undertaking or widespread acclaim). It typically takes the definite article 'il'. In practice, the accomplishment of an aim, or widespread public favor and prosperity.
🇬🇧 English
success, triumph
Example
La mostra d'arte moderna ha riscosso un grande successo di visitatori.
The modern art exhibition enjoyed great success with visitors.
La dedizione quotidiana è il segreto principale del successo professionale.
Daily dedication is the main secret to professional success.
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- La mostra d'arte moderna ha riscosso un grande successo di visitatori.— The modern art exhibition enjoyed great success with visitors.
- La dedizione quotidiana è il segreto principale del successo professionale.— Daily dedication is the main secret to professional success.
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The Italian word "il successo" means "success, triumph" in English.
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