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1 fulfill ful·fill Am [fʊl'fɪl] vt
(duty, function) compiere, (promise) mantenere, (ambition) realizzare, (wish, desire) soddisfare, appagare, (order) eseguireto fulfil o.s. — realizzarsi
English-Italian dictionary > fulfill ful·fill Am [fʊl'fɪl] vt
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2 fulfil
1.1) (realize, carry out) realizzare [ambition, desire]; fare avverare, fare adempiere [ prophecy]; mantenere, adempiere [ promise]; fare avverare [ hope]; soddisfare [ need]3) (satisfy requirements of) adempiere [duty, contract]; rispettare [ conditions]2.* * *[ful'fil]past tense, past participle - fulfilled; verb1) (to carry out or perform (a task, promise etc): He always fulfils his promises.) adempiere, mantenere2) (to satisfy (requirements): He fulfilled all the requirements for the job.) soddisfare; rispondere•- fulfilment* * *1.1) (realize, carry out) realizzare [ambition, desire]; fare avverare, fare adempiere [ prophecy]; mantenere, adempiere [ promise]; fare avverare [ hope]; soddisfare [ need]3) (satisfy requirements of) adempiere [duty, contract]; rispettare [ conditions]2. -
3 ♦ (to) fulfil
♦ (to) fulfil, ( USA) (to) fulfill /fʊlˈfɪl/v. t.1 adempiere; compiere; eseguire; svolgere: to fulfil one's duty, compiere il proprio dovere; to fulfil an order, eseguire un ordine; to fulfil an obligation, adempiere un obbligo3 appagare; esaudire; realizzare: to fulfil one's ambitions, appagare (o realizzare) le proprie ambizioni; to fulfil a desire, appagare un desiderio; to fulfil sb. 's expectations, rispondere pienamente alle aspettative di q.; to fulfil oneself, realizzarsi; (di profezia, ecc.) to be fulfilled, adempiersi; avverarsi4 rispettare; soddisfare; ottemperare a; rispondere a: to fulfil a condition [a requirement], soddisfare una condizione [un requisito]; (leg.) rispettare una condizione ( contrattuale); to fulfil certain criteria, soddisfare certi criteri; to fulfil a purpose, rispondere a uno scopofulfillern.fulfillinga.appagante; di soddisfazione; gratificante. -
4 ♦ (to) fulfil
♦ (to) fulfil, ( USA) (to) fulfill /fʊlˈfɪl/v. t.1 adempiere; compiere; eseguire; svolgere: to fulfil one's duty, compiere il proprio dovere; to fulfil an order, eseguire un ordine; to fulfil an obligation, adempiere un obbligo3 appagare; esaudire; realizzare: to fulfil one's ambitions, appagare (o realizzare) le proprie ambizioni; to fulfil a desire, appagare un desiderio; to fulfil sb. 's expectations, rispondere pienamente alle aspettative di q.; to fulfil oneself, realizzarsi; (di profezia, ecc.) to be fulfilled, adempiersi; avverarsi4 rispettare; soddisfare; ottemperare a; rispondere a: to fulfil a condition [a requirement], soddisfare una condizione [un requisito]; (leg.) rispettare una condizione ( contrattuale); to fulfil certain criteria, soddisfare certi criteri; to fulfil a purpose, rispondere a uno scopofulfillern.fulfillinga.appagante; di soddisfazione; gratificante.
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