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nexus in Italian

nexus in Italian is nesso, connessione, legame — nexus means a connection or link between things, people, or ideas.

nexus in Italian

nesso
noun
A form or state of connection.
connessione
noun
A form or state of connection.
legame
noun
A form or state of connection.
cose (idee, concetti, etc.) connesse (or connessi according to the gender)
noun
A connected group; a network, a web.
centro
noun
A centre or focus of something.

What does "nexus" mean?

  1. noun A connection or link between things, people, or ideas.
    "The city has become a nexus for tech startups and investors."
  2. noun A connected group, network, or cluster.
    "The report mapped out a whole nexus of shell companies."
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nexus in a sentence

  • The city has become a nexus for tech startups and investors.
  • Researchers are studying the nexus between diet and mental health.
  • The report mapped out a whole nexus of shell companies.
  • Police uncovered a nexus of small businesses that were all secretly linked.

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What is "nexus" in Italian?
"nexus" in Italian is nesso, connessione, legame. nexus means: A connection or link between things, people, or ideas.
How do you use "nexus" in a sentence?
Example: "The city has become a nexus for tech startups and investors." In Italian, "nexus" is nesso, connessione, legame.
Are there other ways to say "nexus" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 5 translations listed for "nexus": nesso, connessione, legame, cose (idee, concetti, etc.) connesse (or connessi according to the gender), centro.
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