institute in Italian
institute in Italian is istituto, istituire — institute means an organization set up for a particular purpose, often research, education, or a professional cause.
institute in Italian
istituto
istituire
(transitive) To begin or initiate (something); to found.
What does "institute" mean?
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noun An organization set up for a particular purpose, often research, education, or a professional cause.
"The institute offers evening courses for people who want to become qualified accountants."
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verb To officially set something up or start it, such as a rule, policy, or investigation.
"The council plans to institute a ban on cars in the town centre."
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institute in a sentence
- The institute offers evening courses for people who want to become qualified accountants.
- She works at a research institute studying climate change.
- The council plans to institute a ban on cars in the town centre.
- After the complaints, the school instituted an inquiry into how the trip was organised.
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What is "institute" in Italian?
"institute" in Italian is istituto, istituire. institute means: An organization set up for a particular purpose, often research, education, or a professional cause.
How do you use "institute" in a sentence?
Example: "The institute offers evening courses for people who want to become qualified accountants." In Italian, "institute" is istituto, istituire.
Are there other ways to say "institute" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "institute": istituto, istituire.
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