given in Italian
given in Italian is dato, presupposto, visto — given means taking into account; considering.
given in Italian
dato
A condition that is assumed to be true without further evaluation.
presupposto
A condition that is assumed to be true without further evaluation.
visto
Considering; taking into account.
alla luce di
Considering; taking into account.
tenendo conto
Considering; taking into account.
What does "given" mean?
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prep Taking into account; considering.
"Given the weather, we should leave early."
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adj Specified or particular.
"At any given moment, hundreds of flights are in the air."
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noun A fact or condition accepted as true without needing proof.
"It's a given that prices will rise every year."
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given in a sentence
- Given the weather, we should leave early.
- Given his experience, he was the obvious choice.
- At any given moment, hundreds of flights are in the air.
- Pupils may only borrow one book at a given time.
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What is "given" in Italian?
"given" in Italian is dato, presupposto, visto. given means: Taking into account; considering.
How do you use "given" in a sentence?
Example: "Given the weather, we should leave early." In Italian, "given" is dato, presupposto, visto.
Are there other ways to say "given" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 5 translations listed for "given": dato, presupposto, visto, alla luce di, tenendo conto.
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