Translation for 'tolerably' from English to Italian

tolerably

abbastanza {adv}

• In 1838, Edward Robinson described Deir Dibwan as being "tolerably wealthy", and reportedly the producer of great quantities of figs.
• I went 3 or 4 times and once or twice was tolerably entertained'.
• Mather attempted to establish a viable police force for the city, but failed. He succeeded, however, in creating a tolerably efficient fire department.
• The Sabaybunots reflect a very violent but tolerably quiet household.
• Hell Mary Hill (probably a corruption of "Hail Mary Hill"), is a forested hill, "tolerably high", near Sheffield, England.

• Vickery was convicted for stealing money (120s). A report from the Dunkirk hulk described Vickery as "tolerably decent and orderly".
• Histoi or Isti (...) was a town of ancient Greece on the north coast of the island of Icaria, with a tolerably good roadstead. Nearby, was a temple of Artemis called Tauropolion.
• The case is tolerably cylindrical, thick, rather curved and composed of withered fragments of leaf superposed in tiers.
• Lag assimilation to an adjacent segment is tolerably common and often has the nature of a sound law.
• ", a rare mention of a metric unit in American popular music, and a tolerably accurate conversion (26 miles = 41.8 km).

• Being perfectly sound in mind, and tolerably well in body, to guard against a surprise, death being certain and the hour unknown, I make this my last will and testament, and dispose of all my worldly substance in the following manner.
• It has breathings and accents, tolerably but not uniformly correct.
• . tolerably handy in staying and wearing." [...] She received extensions to her gripe and another 4 inches onto her false keel, suggesting a lack of weatherliness as built.
• Because the GRS is administered by laypeople, critics aver that in a large school system, such as New York City, problems with measurement consistency can be tolerably contained within Regions; but it can be injurious to students wrongly admitted to more rigorous citywide schools for intellectually gifted.
• Freemantle was primarily a bowler and in "Scores & Biographies", it is said that he was "tolerably fast".

• The want of nodules or spines disagrees with the character of the group; yet the relationship of this species with "Vasula deltoidea" is tolerably close.