intended in Italian
intended in Italian is disciplinato, previsto — intended means planned or meant to happen, rather than accidental.
intended in Italian
disciplinato
Planned.
previsto
Planned.
What does "intended" mean?
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adj Planned or meant to happen, rather than accidental.
"The email reached its intended reader without any delay."
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noun Informal term for one's fiancé or fiancée.
"The vicar asked the groom whether his intended was ready."
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intended in a sentence
- The email reached its intended reader without any delay.
- The joke didn't have its intended effect.
- The vicar asked the groom whether his intended was ready.
- She wrote to her intended every day while he was away at sea.
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What is "intended" in Italian?
"intended" in Italian is disciplinato, previsto. intended means: Planned or meant to happen, rather than accidental.
How do you use "intended" in a sentence?
Example: "The email reached its intended reader without any delay." In Italian, "intended" is disciplinato, previsto.
Are there other ways to say "intended" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "intended": disciplinato, previsto.
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