unabridged in Italian
unabridged in Italian is integrale — unabridged means complete, with nothing cut out or shortened, especially of a book, recording or dictionary.
unabridged in Italian
integrale
(of a book or document) Not abridged, shortened, expurgated or condensed; complete.
What does "unabridged" mean?
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adjective Complete, with nothing cut out or shortened, especially of a book, recording or dictionary.
"The unabridged audiobook runs to thirty-two hours."
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adjective Given in full, without anything left out or softened.
"He gave the committee the unabridged version of what happened that night."
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unabridged in a sentence
- The unabridged audiobook runs to thirty-two hours.
- She insisted on the unabridged edition, footnotes and all.
- He gave the committee the unabridged version of what happened that night.
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What is "unabridged" in Italian?
"unabridged" in Italian is integrale. unabridged means: Complete, with nothing cut out or shortened, especially of a book, recording or dictionary.
How do you use "unabridged" in a sentence?
Example: "The unabridged audiobook runs to thirty-two hours." In Italian, "unabridged" is integrale.
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