groundwork in Italian

groundwork in Italian is fondamenti — groundwork means the basic preparatory work that everything else is built on.

fondamenti

noun

The foundation; the basic or fundamental parts that support or allow for the rest.

What does "groundwork" mean?

noun The basic preparatory work that everything else is built on.
"She spent months laying the groundwork for the merger before announcing it publicly."

She spent months laying the groundwork for the merger before announcing it publicly.
The early research laid the groundwork for later breakthroughs in the field.

base basis cornerstone foundation

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What is "groundwork" in Italian?

"groundwork" in Italian is fondamenti. groundwork means: The basic preparatory work that everything else is built on.

How do you use "groundwork" in a sentence?

Example: "She spent months laying the groundwork for the merger before announcing it publicly." In Italian, "groundwork" is fondamenti.

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