poised in Italian
poised in Italian is composto, pronto — poised means calm, self-possessed, and confident in manner.
poised in Italian
composto
Possessing poise, having self-confidence.
pronto
Ready, prepared.
What does "poised" mean?
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adj Calm, self-possessed, and confident in manner.
"The spokesperson stayed poised despite the barrage of questions."
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adj Ready and about to do something.
"The company is poised to launch its product next month."
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adj Balanced or held steady in position.
"The waiter walked past, a full tray poised on one hand."
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poised in a sentence
- The spokesperson stayed poised despite the barrage of questions.
- The company is poised to launch its product next month.
- Investors are poised to react the moment rates change.
- The waiter walked past, a full tray poised on one hand.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "poised" in Italian?
"poised" in Italian is composto, pronto. poised means: Calm, self-possessed, and confident in manner.
How do you use "poised" in a sentence?
Example: "The spokesperson stayed poised despite the barrage of questions." In Italian, "poised" is composto, pronto.
Are there other ways to say "poised" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "poised": composto, pronto.
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