piecemeal in Italian
piecemeal in Italian is frammentario — piecemeal means done gradually, in separate parts rather than all at once.
piecemeal in Italian
frammentario
Made or done in pieces or one stage at a time.
What does "piecemeal" mean?
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adj Done gradually, in separate parts rather than all at once.
"“This takes us away from the piecemeal, bit by bit approach,” said Cathleen Curran Myers, the Pennsylvania representative on the basin commission."
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piecemeal in a sentence
- “This takes us away from the piecemeal, bit by bit approach,” said Cathleen Curran Myers, the Pennsylvania representative on the basin commission.
- Such assistance, I am convinced, must not be on a piecemeal basis, as various crises develop.
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What is "piecemeal" in Italian?
"piecemeal" in Italian is frammentario. piecemeal means: Done gradually, in separate parts rather than all at once.
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