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sostantivi italiani più comuni – Lavoro, economia e istituzioni

(Most Common Italian Nouns – Work, Economy & Institutions)

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1 / 10
In this way the control is complete and the production __________
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2 / 10
In development we follow a simple model: first we work in a limited area, then we move to full production.
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3 / 10
Così la fabbrica produce meglio e con meno errori.
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__________ it is simple and each person he/she has a function.
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5 / 10
Quando __________ comunicano bene, la gestione è più efficace e i costi sono sotto controllo.
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6 / 10
In this way the society it works better.
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7 / 10
Così la gestione resta ordinata e l’obiettivo è chiaro.
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8 / 10
If you need a document from the police, you go to the police station and you ask for information.
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9 / 10
Per alcune iniziative il Comune lavora __________
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10 / 10
Per questo chiediamo un consiglio anche alla banca: presentiamo un piano con un rapporto tra entrate e spese, e a volte chiediamo un fondo per lo sviluppo.
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