viable in Italian
viable in Italian is attuabile, fattibile, praticabile — viable means capable of working successfully; realistic and practical.
viable in Italian
attuabile
fattibile
praticabile
vivibile
Able to live on its own (as for a newborn).
What does "viable" mean?
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adj Capable of working successfully; realistic and practical.
"After checking the costs, we decided the project was not viable."
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adj Able to live, survive, or develop independently, as of an organism.
"Doctors said the baby was born early but was viable and healthy."
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viable in a sentence
- After checking the costs, we decided the project was not viable.
- They came up with a viable alternative to the original plan.
- Doctors said the baby was born early but was viable and healthy.
- Some seeds stay viable in the soil for many years.
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What is "viable" in Italian?
"viable" in Italian is attuabile, fattibile, praticabile. viable means: Capable of working successfully; realistic and practical.
How do you use "viable" in a sentence?
Example: "After checking the costs, we decided the project was not viable." In Italian, "viable" is attuabile, fattibile, praticabile.
Are there other ways to say "viable" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 4 translations listed for "viable": attuabile, fattibile, praticabile, vivibile.
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