Translation of Italian word "l'autonomia" to English
l'autonomia
/lawtonoˈmi.a/
Meaning
NounThe capacity to make decisions independently, or the operating range of a battery.
How to use
The Italian noun 'autonomia' (feminine) denotes 'autonomy, independence, battery life' (The capacity to make decisions independently, or the operating range of a battery). It typically takes the definite article 'l''. In practice, the condition of being independent and self-governing; battery life.
🇬🇧 English
autonomy, independence, battery life
Example
I genitori dovrebbero incoraggiare l'autonomia dei propri figli.
Parents should encourage the autonomy of their children.
La batteria di questo nuovo smartphone garantisce un'autonomia di due giorni.
The battery of this new smartphone guarantees two days of battery life.
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- I genitori dovrebbero incoraggiare l'autonomia dei propri figli.— Parents should encourage the autonomy of their children.
- La batteria di questo nuovo smartphone garantisce un'autonomia di due giorni.— The battery of this new smartphone guarantees two days of battery life.
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What does the Italian word "l'autonomia" mean?▼
The Italian word "l'autonomia" means "autonomy, independence, battery life" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "I genitori dovrebbero incoraggiare l'autonomia dei propri figli." (which translates as "Parents should encourage the autonomy of their children.").
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