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Italian word

disapprovare

to disapprove of, to criticise

Looks like

to disapprove

to consider something wrong or unacceptable

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Good match. Note that Italian uses 'disapprovare' + noun directly, while English requires 'disapprove of + noun'. Learners sometimes omit 'of' when switching to English.

To say "to consider something wrong or unacceptable" in Italian:

disapprovare

"disapprovare" in English means:

to disapprove of, to criticise

Example

"I miei genitori disapprovano le mie scelte."

"My parents disapprove of my choices."

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