Translation of Italian word "l'obiettivo" to English
l'obiettivo
/lobi.etˈtivo/
Meaning
NounA specific result that one aims to achieve within a timeframe.
How to use
The Italian noun 'obiettivo' (masculine) denotes 'objective, goal, target' (A specific result that one aims to achieve within a timeframe). It typically takes the definite article 'l''. In practice, a thing aimed at or sought; a goal or target.
🇬🇧 English
objective, goal, target
Example
Il nostro obiettivo primario è incrementare le vendite nel prossimo trimestre.
Our primary goal is to increase sales in the next quarter.
Fissare obiettivi chiari e realistici aiuta a mantenere alta la motivazione.
Setting clear and realistic goals helps keep motivation high.
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- Il nostro obiettivo primario è incrementare le vendite nel prossimo trimestre.— Our primary goal is to increase sales in the next quarter.
- Fissare obiettivi chiari e realistici aiuta a mantenere alta la motivazione.— Setting clear and realistic goals helps keep motivation high.
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The Italian word "l'obiettivo" means "objective, goal, target" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Il nostro obiettivo primario è incrementare le vendite nel prossimo trimestre." (which translates as "Our primary goal is to increase sales in the next quarter.").
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