accompanying in Italian
accompanying in Italian is accompagnatorio, corrispondente, relativo — accompanying means attached to or provided together with something else.
accompanying in Italian
accompagnatorio
Present together.
corrispondente
Present together.
relativo
Present together.
What does "accompanying" mean?
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adj Attached to or provided together with something else.
"Please read the accompanying instructions before using the device."
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accompanying in a sentence
- Please read the accompanying instructions before using the device.
- The report came with an accompanying set of charts.
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What is "accompanying" in Italian?
"accompanying" in Italian is accompagnatorio, corrispondente, relativo. accompanying means: Attached to or provided together with something else.
How do you use "accompanying" in a sentence?
Example: "Please read the accompanying instructions before using the device." In Italian, "accompanying" is accompagnatorio, corrispondente, relativo.
Are there other ways to say "accompanying" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 3 translations listed for "accompanying": accompagnatorio, corrispondente, relativo.
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