Translation of Italian word "trattare" to English
trattare
/tratˈtare/
Meaning
VerbTo behave toward someone, negotiate terms, or deal with a subject.
How to use
The Italian verb 'trattare' means 'to treat, to deal with, to negotiate' (To behave toward someone, negotiate terms, or deal with a subject). It belongs to the first conjugation (-are). It forms compound tenses with the auxiliary 'avere'. A typical usage pattern is 'Questo capitolo del manuale tratta la grammatica dei verbi irregolari.' (This chapter of the handbook deals with the grammar of irregular verbs.).
🇬🇧 English
to treat, to deal with, to negotiate
Example
Bisogna sempre trattare le persone con rispetto e gentilezza.
One must always treat people with respect and kindness.
Questo capitolo del manuale tratta la grammatica dei verbi irregolari.
This chapter of the handbook deals with the grammar of irregular verbs.
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- Bisogna sempre trattare le persone con rispetto e gentilezza.— One must always treat people with respect and kindness.
- Questo capitolo del manuale tratta la grammatica dei verbi irregolari.— This chapter of the handbook deals with the grammar of irregular verbs.
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The Italian word "trattare" means "to treat, to deal with, to negotiate" in English.
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