confer in Italian
confer in Italian is conferire — confer means to talk something over with others; to discuss and seek advice.
confer in Italian
conferire
What does "confer" mean?
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verb To talk something over with others; to discuss and seek advice.
"The lawyers conferred before entering the courtroom."
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verb To formally give or grant something, such as a title, honor, or right.
"The university conferred an honorary degree on the retiring professor."
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confer in a sentence
- The lawyers conferred before entering the courtroom.
- She conferred with her doctor about the test results.
- The university conferred an honorary degree on the retiring professor.
- Citizenship confers certain legal rights.
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What is "confer" in Italian?
"confer" in Italian is conferire. confer means: To talk something over with others; to discuss and seek advice.
How do you use "confer" in a sentence?
Example: "The lawyers conferred before entering the courtroom." In Italian, "confer" is conferire.
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