concerned in Italian
concerned in Italian is preoccupato, interessato — concerned means worried or troubled about something.
concerned in Italian
preoccupato
Showing concern.
interessato
Involved or responsible.
What does "concerned" mean?
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adj Worried or troubled about something.
"I'm a little concerned that the builders still haven't turned up this morning."
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adj Involved in or affected by a particular matter.
"The manager spoke privately to the people concerned before announcing any changes."
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concerned in a sentence
- I'm a little concerned that the builders still haven't turned up this morning.
- Her parents were concerned about her long silence.
- The manager spoke privately to the people concerned before announcing any changes.
- Those concerned in the dispute were asked to attend a short meeting.
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What is "concerned" in Italian?
"concerned" in Italian is preoccupato, interessato. concerned means: Worried or troubled about something.
How do you use "concerned" in a sentence?
Example: "I'm a little concerned that the builders still haven't turned up this morning." In Italian, "concerned" is preoccupato, interessato.
Are there other ways to say "concerned" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "concerned": preoccupato, interessato.
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