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tutto va come previsto

/ˈtut.to ˈva ˈko.me preˈvi.sto/
phrase★Intermediate— everything goes as planned
neutral

Everything proceeds exactly according to the planned schedule or expectations.

Il progetto è in corso: tutto va come previsto.

The project is underway: everything is going as planned.

Non preoccuparti, tutto va come previsto.

Don't worry, everything is going according to plan.

💡

Commonly used in both formal and informal contexts to confirm that events are unfolding as anticipated.

Collocations

tutto va beneeverything is finetutto va maleeverything is going wrongandare come previstoto go as planned

Synonyms

tutto procede come da programmatutto fila lisciotutto va secondo i piani

Antonyms

tutto va stortonulla va come previsto

Related Phrases

andare secondo i pianiphrase
to go according to plans
filare lisciophrase
to go smoothly
andare come un orologiophrase
to go like clockwork

💡Pro Tip

Common Contexts

Use 'tutto va come previsto' when checking in on a project, event, or personal plan. It is a neutral confirmation that aligns with expectations.

⚡Gold Rule

Literal vs. Figurative

This phrase is literal in meaning—it does not carry idiomatic or metaphorical weight. Each word contributes to the straightforward sense of conformity with a plan.

📖Word Origin

The phrase is a combination of 'tutto' (everything), 'va' (goes/third person singular of 'andare'), 'come' (as), and 'previsto' (planned/past participle of 'prevedere'). 'Previsto' derives from Latin 'praevidere' (to foresee). The expression emerged in modern Italian as a straightforward way to confirm alignment with expectations.

📝Usage Notes

This phrase is used to reassure or confirm that no deviations from the plan have occurred. It is often used in project management, personal planning, or any context where tracking progress against a plan is relevant.

Word Breakdown

tutto
everything
pronoun
+
va
goes
verb
+
come
as
conjunction
+
previsto
planned
adjective
Dizionario Italiano-Inglese

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