based in Italian
based in Italian is basato — based means having a particular place as one's main location or headquarters.
based in Italian
basato
What does "based" mean?
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adjective Having a particular place as one's main location or headquarters.
"The company is based in London but has offices worldwide."
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adjective Founded or built upon a particular idea, fact, or source.
"The movie script is loosely based on real events."
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adjective (slang) Confidently true to oneself, especially when that means holding unpopular or controversial opinions.
"People called him based for saying what everyone else was too afraid to say."
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based in a sentence
- The company is based in London but has offices worldwide.
- She is based in New York for the next six months.
- The movie script is loosely based on real events.
- Her argument is based on what she saw with her own eyes.
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What is "based" in Italian?
"based" in Italian is basato. based means: Having a particular place as one's main location or headquarters.
How do you use "based" in a sentence?
Example: "The company is based in London but has offices worldwide." In Italian, "based" is basato.
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