u rečniku italijanskog jezika Oksford‒Paravia
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.
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II. enough [Brit ɪˈnʌf, Am ɪˈnəf] DET
- enough
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- enough
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III. enough [Brit ɪˈnʌf, Am ɪˈnəf] PRON
- remarkably enough
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- oddly enough…
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- astonishingly (enough), they won!
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u rečniku PONS
I. enough [ɪ·ˈnʌf] ADJ (sufficient)
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II. enough [ɪ·ˈnʌf] ADV
III. enough [ɪ·ˈnʌf] INTERJ
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IV. enough [ɪ·ˈnʌf] PRON
- enough
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- enough for a bare subsistence
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- enough
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- enough