Translation of Italian word "prospettare" to English
prospettare
/prospetˈtare/
Meaning
VerbTo hold out or set forth as a prospect or possibility; to envision.
How to use
The Italian verb 'prospettare' means 'to envisage, to put forward, to outline' (To hold out or set forth as a prospect or possibility; to envision). It belongs to the first conjugation (-are). It forms compound tenses with the auxiliary 'avere'. In practice, to present, outline, or envision a possibility, solution, or future scenario.
🇬🇧 English
to envisage, to put forward, to outline
Example
Il consulente ci ha prospettato diverse opzioni per risanare il debito aziendale.
The consultant outlined several options for restructuring the corporate debt.
L'accordo prospetta un futuro di maggiore cooperazione tra i due paesi.
The agreement envisages a future of greater cooperation between the two countries.
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- Il consulente ci ha prospettato diverse opzioni per risanare il debito aziendale.— The consultant outlined several options for restructuring the corporate debt.
- L'accordo prospetta un futuro di maggiore cooperazione tra i due paesi.— The agreement envisages a future of greater cooperation between the two countries.
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The Italian word "prospettare" means "to envisage, to put forward, to outline" in English.
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