dedicated in Italian
dedicated in Italian is dedito, apposito, dedicato — dedicated means devoted and committed to a task, cause, or person.
dedicated in Italian
dedito
Devoted; loyal; conscientious.
apposito
Used or intended for a particular purpose
dedicato
Used or intended for a particular purpose
What does "dedicated" mean?
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adj Devoted and committed to a task, cause, or person.
"She's a dedicated nurse who often works overtime for her patients."
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adj Set aside or designed for a specific purpose only.
"The office has a dedicated server just for handling customer data."
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dedicated in a sentence
- She's a dedicated nurse who often works overtime for her patients.
- The dedicated volunteers cleaned the beach every Saturday morning, whatever the weather.
- The office has a dedicated server just for handling customer data.
- The library has a dedicated room for children's story time.
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What is "dedicated" in Italian?
"dedicated" in Italian is dedito, apposito, dedicato. dedicated means: Devoted and committed to a task, cause, or person.
How do you use "dedicated" in a sentence?
Example: "She's a dedicated nurse who often works overtime for her patients." In Italian, "dedicated" is dedito, apposito, dedicato.
Are there other ways to say "dedicated" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 3 translations listed for "dedicated": dedito, apposito, dedicato.
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