Italian - English (British) translations for "unità"
"unità" Italian translation
Translation
unit
Definition
Unità is an Italian noun that translates to 'unity' or 'oneness'. It refers to the state of being united or joined together as one entity.
Part of speech
noun
Gender
feminine
Translations
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.Meaning: unity
L'unità è fondamentale per il successo del progetto.
Unity is essential for the success of the project.
Meaning: unit
Ho comprato un'unità di misura per il laboratorio.
I bought a unit of measurement for the laboratory.
Meaning: unit (military)
L'unità militare è stata inviata in missione all'estero.
The military unit was sent on a mission abroad.
Meaning: entity
Ogni individuo è un'unità autonoma nella società.
Every individual is an autonomous entity in society.
Examples
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.A1: Ho una unità di misura.
A1: I have a unit of measurement.
A1: La mia unità di misura preferita è il metro.
A1: My favorite unit of measurement is the meter.
A1: L'unità di misura della temperatura è il grado Celsius.
A1: The unit of measurement for temperature is the degree Celsius.
B1: L'unità di produzione ha aumentato la sua efficienza.
B1: The production unit has increased its efficiency.
B1: Abbiamo bisogno di un'unità centrale per far funzionare il computer.
B1: We need a central processing unit to make the computer work.
B1: L'unità di apprendimento si concentra sulle competenze linguistiche.
B1: The learning unit focuses on language skills.
C1: L'unità militare è stata inviata in missione all'estero.
C1: The military unit was sent on a mission abroad.
C1: L'unità di ricerca ha scoperto una nuova specie di pianta.
C1: The research unit discovered a new plant species.
C1: L'unità ospedaliera offre cure specializzate ai pazienti.
C1: The hospital unit provides specialized care to patients.
Advanced Description
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.In Italian culture, unità is a highly valued concept. It represents the idea that people should work together and support each other in order to achieve common goals. This can be seen in many aspects of Italian life, from politics to sports to family relationships.
Unità is also an important principle in Italian history. The country was not unified until the mid-19th century, when various regions and city-states were brought together under a single government. This process of unification, known as the Risorgimento, was driven by a desire for greater unity and national identity.
Today, unità continues to be an important value in Italy and beyond. It is often invoked as a way to promote cooperation and collaboration among different groups, whether they are working towards social justice, environmental sustainability, or economic prosperity.