Translation of Italian word "inevitabile" to English
inevitabile
/ineviˈtabile/
Meaning
AdjectiveUnable to be avoided, prevented, or escaped; bound to happen.
How to use
The Italian adjective 'inevitabile' expresses 'inevitable, unavoidable' (Unable to be avoided, prevented, or escaped; bound to happen). It agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies (e.g. taking endings -o/-a/-i/-e or -e/-i). In practice, certain to happen; impossible to avoid or evade.
🇬🇧 English
inevitable, unavoidable
Example
Con un traffico così intenso il ritardo all'appuntamento era inevitabile.
With such heavy traffic, being late for the appointment was inevitable.
I cambiamenti tecnologici porteranno a un'inevitabile trasformazione del lavoro.
Technological changes will lead to an inevitable transformation of work.
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- Con un traffico così intenso il ritardo all'appuntamento era inevitabile.— With such heavy traffic, being late for the appointment was inevitable.
- I cambiamenti tecnologici porteranno a un'inevitabile trasformazione del lavoro.— Technological changes will lead to an inevitable transformation of work.
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The Italian word "inevitabile" means "inevitable, unavoidable" in English.
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