improvement *** im·prove·ment n

improvement *** im·prove·ment n
[ɪm'pruːvmənt]

improvement (in) — (gen) miglioramento (in), (in production, salary) aumento (di or in)

it's an improvement on the old one — è meglio di quello vecchio

there is room for improvement — si può migliorare or far meglio

to make improvements to — migliorare, (property) apportare migliorie a, (method) perfezionare


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