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sufficiente
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I. enough [Brit ɪˈnʌf, Am ɪˈnəf] ADV When enough is used as an adverb, it is most frequently translated by abbastanza: is the house big enough? = è abbastanza grande la casa? / la casa è grande abbastanza? (note that abbastanza usually comes before the adjective, though it may come after as well). When used as a determiner or a pronoun, abbastanza may either precede or follow the noun: we haven't bought enough meat = non abbiamo comprato abbastanza carne there's enough meat for two meals / six people = c'è carne abbastanza per due pasti / sei persone; have you got enough chairs? = avete abbastanza sedie? will there be enough? = ce ne sarà abbastanza? (note that if the sentence does not specify what there is enough of, the pronoun ne, meaning of it / of them, must be added before the verb in Italian).- For more examples and particular usages, see this entry.
enough
enough
tall, sweet enough
big enough for us
big enough to hold 50 people
quite big enough
proprio grande a sufficienza (for per; to do per fare)
just wide enough
proprio largo quanto basta (for per; to do per fare)
to eat enough
she seems happy enough
is he old enough to vote?
he's enough of a fool or he's fool enough to believe it
she's a nice enough woman
II. enough [Brit ɪˈnʌf, Am ɪˈnəf] DET
enough
enough
enough money, seats
he has enough money to buy a car
III. enough [Brit ɪˈnʌf, Am ɪˈnəf] PRON
will that be enough (money)?
is there enough?
have you had enough to eat?
once was enough for me!
that's enough (from you)!
it's enough to put you off
enough said!
enough's enough
IV. enough [Brit ɪˈnʌf, Am ɪˈnəf]
enough is as good as a feast prov
remarkably enough
oddly enough…
astonishingly (enough), they won!
funnily enough, …
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English
English
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I. enough ·ˈnʌf] ADJ (sufficient)
enough
II. enough ·ˈnʌf] ADV
enough
to be experienced enough (to do sth)
to have seen enough
she was kind [or friendly] enough to help me
oddly [or strangely] enough
III. enough ·ˈnʌf] INTERJ
enough
IV. enough ·ˈnʌf] PRON
enough
I know enough about it
that should be enough
more than enough
it is enough for me to know
to have had enough (of sb/sth)
as if that weren't enough
that's (quite) enough!
enough is enough
oddly enough
strangely enough …
Italian
Italian
English
English
basta con [o di] …
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