Translation of Italian word "l'indagine" to English
l'indagine
/linˈdadʒine/
Meaning
NounAn official investigation or comprehensive survey.
How to use
The Italian noun 'indagine' (masculine) denotes 'investigation, survey' (An official investigation or comprehensive survey). It typically takes the definite article 'l''. In practice, a systematic investigation, inquiry, or survey to discover facts.
🇬🇧 English
investigation, survey
Example
La polizia ha aperto un'indagine approfondita sul furto in banca.
The police opened an in-depth investigation into the bank robbery.
Secondo una recente indagine, molti giovani preferiscono lavorare da remoto.
According to a recent survey, many young people prefer working remotely.
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- La polizia ha aperto un'indagine approfondita sul furto in banca.— The police opened an in-depth investigation into the bank robbery.
- Secondo una recente indagine, molti giovani preferiscono lavorare da remoto.— According to a recent survey, many young people prefer working remotely.
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The Italian word "l'indagine" means "investigation, survey" in English.
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