inclusive in Italian
inclusive in Italian is inclusivo, incluso — inclusive means covering everything within a given range, including both endpoints.
inclusive in Italian
inclusivo
Including (almost) everything within its scope.
incluso
Including the extremes as well as the area between.
What does "inclusive" mean?
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adjective Covering everything within a given range, including both endpoints.
"Pages 10 to 20, inclusive, will be covered in the exam."
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adjective Designed to include everyone, especially people who are often excluded.
"The club runs inclusive classes where children of all abilities can take part."
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inclusive in a sentence
- Pages 10 to 20, inclusive, will be covered in the exam.
- The hotel is booked for the nights of the third to the sixth, inclusive.
- The club runs inclusive classes where children of all abilities can take part.
- We want our website to be inclusive, so everyone can use it easily.
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What is "inclusive" in Italian?
"inclusive" in Italian is inclusivo, incluso. inclusive means: Covering everything within a given range, including both endpoints.
How do you use "inclusive" in a sentence?
Example: "Pages 10 to 20, inclusive, will be covered in the exam." In Italian, "inclusive" is inclusivo, incluso.
Are there other ways to say "inclusive" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "inclusive": inclusivo, incluso.
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