Translation of Italian word "rilevare" to English
rilevare
/rileˈvare/
Meaning
VerbTo notice or detect; to record measurements; to take over a company.
How to use
The Italian verb 'rilevare' means 'to detect, to notice, to take over' (To notice or detect; to record measurements; to take over a company). It belongs to the first conjugation (-are). It forms compound tenses with the auxiliary 'avere'. In practice, to detect, notice, measure data, take over a business, or point out.
🇬🇧 English
to detect, to notice, to take over
Example
I sensori hanno iniziato a rilevare anomalie nella pressione del gasdotto.
The sensors began to detect anomalies in the pipeline's pressure.
Un gruppo estero ha manifestato l'intenzione di rilevare la storica fabbrica.
A foreign group has expressed the intention to take over the historic factory.
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- I sensori hanno iniziato a rilevare anomalie nella pressione del gasdotto.— The sensors began to detect anomalies in the pipeline's pressure.
- Un gruppo estero ha manifestato l'intenzione di rilevare la storica fabbrica.— A foreign group has expressed the intention to take over the historic factory.
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What does the Italian word "rilevare" mean?▼
The Italian word "rilevare" means "to detect, to notice, to take over" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "I sensori hanno iniziato a rilevare anomalie nella pressione del gasdotto." (which translates as "The sensors began to detect anomalies in the pipeline's pressure.").
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