Daily Verb Lesson: Italian for bring forward is anticipare
The Italian word for bring forward is the regular -ARE verb anticipare.... imagine the ANTI CHEAP alcohol demonstrators bring forward their demonstration date!
Anticipare is conjugated like thousands of other regular -ARE verbs.
Anticipare can also mean: to advance (date); to anticipate, to come early.
Related words include:
- l'anticipazione : anticipation; bringing forward, pushing forward; prepayment,
advance payment; forecast.
- anticipatamente (adv) : in advance.
- anticipare i tempi : to speed things up, be ahead of the times.
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Imagine the ANTI CHEAP alcohol demonstrators
bring forward their demonstration date.
| TENSE | ||||||
| Present Presente bring forward |
anticipo | anticipi | anticipa | anticipiamo | anticipate | anticipano |
| Past Imperfect Imperfetto brought forward |
anticipavo | anticipavi | anticipava | anticipavamo | anticipavate | anticipavano |
| Simple Past Passato remoto brought forward |
anticipai | anticipasti | anticipò | anticipammo | anticipaste | anticiparono |
| Future Futuro semplice will bring forward |
anticiperò | anticiperai | anticiperà | anticiperemo | anticiperete | anticiperanno |
| Conditional Condizionale would bring forward |
anticiperei | anticiperesti | anticiperebbe | anticiperemmo | anticipereste | anticiperebbero |
| Subjunctive Congiuntivo Presente may bring forward |
anticipi | anticipi | anticipi | anticipiamo | anticipiate | anticipino |
| Present Perfect Passato Prossimo have brought forward |
ho anticipato | hai anticipato | ha anticipato | abbiamo anticipato | avete anticipato | hanno anticipato |
| Past Perfect Trapassato Prossimo had brought forward |
avevo anticipato | avevi anticipato | aveva anticipato | avevamo anticipato | avevate anticipato | avevano anticipato |
| Future Perfect Futuro Anteriore will have brought |
avrò anticipato | avrai anticipato | avrà anticipato | avremo anticipato | avrete anticipato | avranno anticipato |
| Conditional Perfect Condizionale Passato would have brought |
avrei anticipato | avresti anticipato | avrebbe anticipato | avremmo anticipato | avreste anticipato | avrebbero anticipato |
| Perfect Subjunctive Congiuntivo Passato may have brought |
abbia anticipato | abbia anticipato | abbia anticipato | abbiamo anticipato | abbiate anticipato | abbiano anticipato |
| Imperative Imperativo bring forward! |
anticipa! non anticipare! |
(non) anticipi! | (non) anticipiamo! | (non) anticipate! | (non) anticipino! | |
✔ Anticipare is a regular -ARE verb, these being the most common verbs in Italian.
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