Translation of Italian word "maggiormente" to English
maggiormente
/maddʒorˈmente/
Meaning
AdverbIn a greater degree or mostly; to a higher extent.
How to use
The Italian adverb 'maggiormente' means 'mostly, more, to a greater extent' (In a greater degree or mostly; to a higher extent). It is used to modify verbs, adjectives, or entire clauses. In practice, to a greater extent, mostly, more, predominantly.
🇬🇧 English
mostly, more, to a greater extent
Example
Sono le piccole imprese a risentire maggiormente della crisi dei prezzi.
It is small businesses that suffer most from the price crisis.
Dobbiamo concentrarci maggiormente sulla qualità del servizio clienti.
We need to focus more on the quality of customer service.
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- Sono le piccole imprese a risentire maggiormente della crisi dei prezzi.— It is small businesses that suffer most from the price crisis.
- Dobbiamo concentrarci maggiormente sulla qualità del servizio clienti.— We need to focus more on the quality of customer service.
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The Italian word "maggiormente" means "mostly, more, to a greater extent" in English.
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