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pensioni

/penˈsjoːni/
noun★Intermediate— pensions
formal

Pensions, or retirement benefits, typically provided by the government or employers to individuals after they retire.

In Italia, le pensioni sono gestite dall'INPS.

In Italy, pensions are managed by INPS.

💡

The term 'pensioni' refers to the monthly payments received by retirees.

Collocations

pensioni di vecchiaiaold-age pensionspensioni di invaliditàdisability pensionsriforma delle pensionipension reform

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Related Phrases

andare in pensionephrase
to retire

💡Pro Tip

Gender Agreement

'Pensioni' is a plural noun and is always feminine in Italian.

⚡Gold Rule

Plural Form

The singular form is 'pensione', but 'pensioni' is more commonly used in discussions about retirement benefits.

📖Word Origin

Derived from the Latin 'pensio', meaning payment or rent.

📝Usage Notes

In Italian, 'pensioni' can refer to both state pensions and private pension plans.

Word Breakdown

pensione
pension
root
+
-i
plural
suffix
Dizionario Italiano-Inglese

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