latter in Italian
latter in Italian is quest'ultimo, secondo — latter means being the second of two things just mentioned.
latter in Italian
quest'ultimo
Relating to or being the second of two items.
secondo
Relating to or being the second of two items.
What does "latter" mean?
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adj Being the second of two things just mentioned.
"Of the two options, I'd choose the latter."
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adj Closer to the end of a period.
"He achieved most of his fame in the latter half of his career."
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latter in a sentence
- Of the two options, I'd choose the latter.
- The essay compares two poems; the latter is far more personal.
- He achieved most of his fame in the latter half of his career.
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What is "latter" in Italian?
"latter" in Italian is quest'ultimo, secondo. latter means: Being the second of two things just mentioned.
How do you use "latter" in a sentence?
Example: "Of the two options, I'd choose the latter." In Italian, "latter" is quest'ultimo, secondo.
Are there other ways to say "latter" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "latter": quest'ultimo, secondo.
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