pro bono in Italian
pro bono in Italian is pro bonu — pro bono means done free of charge for the public benefit, especially professional work such as legal advice given to people who cannot afford it.
pro bono in Italian
pro bonu
(legal, medicine) Without charging a fee, done without fee, generally for clients or patients of limited means.
What does "pro bono" mean?
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adjective Done free of charge for the public benefit, especially professional work such as legal advice given to people who cannot afford it.
"She takes on two pro bono cases a year."
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adverb Without charging a fee.
"He agreed to represent the tenants pro bono."
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pro bono in a sentence
- She takes on two pro bono cases a year.
- The firm runs a pro bono clinic every Thursday evening.
- He agreed to represent the tenants pro bono.
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What is "pro bono" in Italian?
"pro bono" in Italian is pro bonu. pro bono means: Done free of charge for the public benefit, especially professional work such as legal advice given to people who cannot afford it.
How do you use "pro bono" in a sentence?
Example: "She takes on two pro bono cases a year." In Italian, "pro bono" is pro bonu.
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