Translation of Italian word "importare" to English
importare
/im.porˈta.re/
How to use
The Italian verb 'importare' means 'to import, to matter' (To import, to matter). It belongs to the first conjugation (-are). It forms compound tenses with the auxiliary 'avere'. In practice, importing goods or mattering (non importa).
🇬🇧 English
to import, to matter
Example
L'Europa importa petrolio e gas naturale dai paesi orientali.
Europe imports oil and natural gas from Eastern countries.
Non importa se arrivi in ritardo di dieci minuti.
It doesn't matter if you arrive ten minutes late.
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Common phrases
- L'Europa importa petrolio e gas naturale dai paesi orientali.— Europe imports oil and natural gas from Eastern countries.
- Non importa se arrivi in ritardo di dieci minuti.— It doesn't matter if you arrive ten minutes late.
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What does the Italian word "importare" mean?▼
The Italian word "importare" means "to import, to matter" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "L'Europa importa petrolio e gas naturale dai paesi orientali." (which translates as "Europe imports oil and natural gas from Eastern countries.").
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