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focus The Italian word for focus is 'focus' as well. It is used to describe the act of concentrating on something specific or the center of attention. It is often used in the same context as in English. Here's how to use it: Devi mantenere il focus sulla tua carriera. Il mio focus ora è la mia famiglia. Senza focus, non raggiungerai i tuoi obiettivi.
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etĂ The word 'etĂ ' is the Italian translation for 'age'. It is used to refer to the length of time a person or thing has existed. For example, 'Quanti anni hai?' means 'How old are you?' in English. 'EtĂ ' can also be used to refer to a particular period in a person's life, such as 'l'etĂ adulta' which means 'adulthood'. Here's how to use it: | |
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importanza The word 'importanza' in Italian translates to 'importance' in English. It is used to express the significance or value of something. For example, 'L'importanza di questa lezione è inestimabile', translates to 'The importance of this lesson is invaluable'. Here's how to use it: L'importanza del rispetto non può essere sottovalutata. Riconoscere l'importanza della diversità culturale è fondamentale. Leggere un libro può aumentare l'importanza della concentrazione.
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punto In Italian, the word 'punto' is used to refer to a period, which is a punctuation mark used at the end of a sentence or to separate parts of a sentence. It is also used to denote decimal points in numbers. The word 'punto' can also be used to refer to a point in time or a point in space, similar to the English word 'point'. Here's how to use it: Alla fine, ho capito il punto di tutto questo. Ho perso il mio punto di riferimento. Non c'è punto in una discussione senza fine.
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guida The Italian word 'guida' is used to describe a person who leads or shows the way, similar to the English word 'guide'. It can also refer to a book or manual that provides instructions or information, as in the case of a travel guide or user guide. Here's how to use it: La guida turistica sta mostrando la cittĂ ai turisti. L'automobile ha bisogno di una nuova guida. Ho bisogno della tua guida per completare questo progetto.
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