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functional in Italian

functional in Italian is funzionante, funzionale — functional means working properly; in usable, operating condition.

functional in Italian

funzionante
adj
funzionale
adj
funzionale
noun
(mathematics) A function that takes a function as its argument; more precisely, a function whose argument varies in a space of (real or complex valued) functions and whose value belongs to a monodimensional space.

What does "functional" mean?

  1. adj Working properly; in usable, operating condition.
    "The lift is functional again after the engineer repaired it this morning."
  2. adj Designed for practical use rather than appearance.
    "She prefers functional kitchens with plenty of storage over fancy ones."
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functional in a sentence

  • The lift is functional again after the engineer repaired it this morning.
  • Only two of the four hobs on the cooker are still functional.
  • She prefers functional kitchens with plenty of storage over fancy ones.
  • The hostel rooms are small and functional, with just a bed and a desk.

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What is "functional" in Italian?
"functional" in Italian is funzionante, funzionale. functional means: Working properly; in usable, operating condition.
How do you use "functional" in a sentence?
Example: "The lift is functional again after the engineer repaired it this morning." In Italian, "functional" is funzionante, funzionale.
Are there other ways to say "functional" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "functional": funzionante, funzionale.
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