suppose
Suppose is translated to "supponiamo" in Italian. It is a verb used to express a hypothesis or a possibility. It is often used in the context of making an assumption or a conjecture. For example, "Supponiamo che sia vero" (Let's suppose it's true).
Suppose he comes to my house this evening.
This sentence is conditional, imagining a possibility. 'Supponiamo' is used to initiate the hypothetical scenario, translated as 'suppose' in this context.
Suppose there is no one at home.
In this example, 'supponiamo' is also used to start a hypothetical scenario. The phrase 'non ci sia nessuno a casa' translates directly to 'there is no one at home'.
Suppose we have won the lottery.
This phrase uses 'supponiamo' to propose a hypothetical situation. 'Di aver vinto la lotteria' is directly translated into 'to have won the lottery', showcasing a possible outcome.