enable
The Italian word 'abilitare' is used in a similar way to the English 'enable'. It means to make something possible or available, often in a technical or legal context. For example, 'abilitare le notifiche' means 'to enable notifications'.
I have to enable my account.
This sentence is a common phrase where someone needs to activate an existing account on a digital platform. The verb 'abilitare' (to enable) is often used in this kind of context, indicating the activation of something that was previously inactive or locked.
Your entry must be enabled by the manager.
In this sentence, the verb 'abilitare' (to enable) is used to indicate the granting of permission or accessibility by a person in a position of authority, like a manager. In this version, the verb 'abilitare' is used with 'ingresso' (entry), indicating that someone can have the ability to gain access.
Can you enable the chat function?
This sentence is a polite question where someone is asking for enabling a certain feature or function, in this case, the chat function. The verb 'abilitare' (to enable) is used to indicate the activation or turning on a certain function and often used in technology or digital contexts.