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f sufficiencya sufficienza enough* * *sufficienza s.f.1 sufficiency // a sufficienza, sufficiently (o enough): ho danaro a sufficienza, I have enough money; ho mangiato a sufficienza, I've had enough to eat; ho lavorato più che a sufficienza, I have worked more than enough; ne hai comprato a sufficienza?, have you bought enough?2 ( voto scolastico) pass mark: ha una sufficienza scarsa, he has only just passed; studia solo quanto basta per raggiungere la sufficienza, he studies (o works) just enough to get by (o to pass)3 ( alterigia) self-importance, conceit; arrogance: aria di sufficienza, superior air (o self-important manner).* * *[suffi'tʃɛntsa]sostantivo femminile1) (quantità adeguata) sufficiency2) (sussiego) self-importance, smugness3) scol. pass (mark)4) a sufficienza sufficiently, enough* * *sufficienza/suffi't∫εntsa/sostantivo f.1 (quantità adeguata) sufficiency2 (sussiego) self-importance, smugness; con aria di sufficienza smugly3 scol. pass (mark)4 a sufficienza sufficiently, enough; mangiare a sufficienza to eat enough; ce n'è più che a sufficienza there is more than enough. -
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