delegate in Italian

delegate in Italian is delegato, delegata, delegare — delegate means someone chosen to represent others, especially at a meeting or conference.

delegate in Italian

delegato

noun

delegata

noun

delegare

verb

What does "delegate" mean?

noun Someone chosen to represent others, especially at a meeting or conference.
"Each country sent a delegate to the climate summit."
verb To hand off a task or responsibility to someone else, usually someone junior.
"A good manager knows how to delegate tasks rather than doing everything herself."

delegate in a sentence

Each country sent a delegate to the climate summit.
She was elected as the union's delegate for the regional talks.
A good manager knows how to delegate tasks rather than doing everything herself.
He delegated the budget review to his assistant.

Similar words in Italian

assign entrust envoy proxy

Common Italian translations

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Frequently asked questions

What is "delegate" in Italian?

"delegate" in Italian is delegato, delegata, delegare. delegate means: Someone chosen to represent others, especially at a meeting or conference.

How do you use "delegate" in a sentence?

Example: "Each country sent a delegate to the climate summit." In Italian, "delegate" is delegato, delegata, delegare.

Are there other ways to say "delegate" in Italian?

Yes — Italian has 3 translations listed for "delegate": delegato, delegata, delegare.

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