B1🔤 Letters D & E
Italian word
disposto
willing, prepared (to do something); arranged/disposed
Looks like
disposed
got rid of; inclined toward
⚠️ The trap
'Disposto' mainly means 'willing/prepared to'. English 'disposed of' (thrown away) = 'smaltito/eliminato'. Don't confuse them.
To say "got rid of; inclined toward" in Italian:
disposto a fare qc (willing to do sth)
"disposto" in English means:
willing, prepared (to do something); arranged/disposed
Example
"Sono disposto ad aiutarti."
"I am willing to help you."
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