allied in Italian
allied in Italian is alleato — allied means united by agreement or common purpose, especially as partners against a common opponent.
allied in Italian
alleato
Joined as allies.
What does "allied" mean?
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adjective United by agreement or common purpose, especially as partners against a common opponent.
"The allied nations agreed to share supplies and protect one another's borders."
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adjective Related or connected in nature.
"Nursing and other allied health professions are in great demand at the hospital."
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allied in a sentence
- The allied nations agreed to share supplies and protect one another's borders.
- Several allied groups joined forces to campaign for cleaner rivers.
- Nursing and other allied health professions are in great demand at the hospital.
- Physics, chemistry and allied subjects are taught in the new science block.
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What is "allied" in Italian?
"allied" in Italian is alleato. allied means: United by agreement or common purpose, especially as partners against a common opponent.
How do you use "allied" in a sentence?
Example: "The allied nations agreed to share supplies and protect one another's borders." In Italian, "allied" is alleato.
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