imminent in Italian
imminent in Italian is imminente — imminent means about to happen very soon.
imminent in Italian
imminente
About to happen, occur, or take place very soon, especially of something which won't last long.
What does "imminent" mean?
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adj About to happen very soon.
"Forecasters warned that a storm was imminent."
imminent in a sentence
- Forecasters warned that a storm was imminent.
- With the deadline imminent, the whole team stayed late.
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What is "imminent" in Italian?
"imminent" in Italian is imminente. imminent means: About to happen very soon.
How do you use "imminent" in a sentence?
Example: "Forecasters warned that a storm was imminent." In Italian, "imminent" is imminente.
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