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spostati

Spostati is the masculine plural form of the past participle of spostare, the Italian verb meaning to move or relocate. As an adjective it agrees with the noun in gender and number: spostato (masc. singular), spostata (fem. singular), spostati (masc. plural or mixed), spostate (fem. plural). In general usage it conveys that someone or something has been moved from one place to another.

Common uses

- Physical objects: i mobili sono stati spostati (the furniture has been moved). This use describes a

- People or groups (less formal): le persone sono state spostate. In everyday Italian, referring to populations

Grammatical notes

- The auxiliary with spostare in passive constructions is essere, so the participle agrees with the subject:

- Spostarsi is the reflexive verb meaning to move oneself, with its own set of conjugations and

Relation to related terms

- Spostamento refers to the act of moving or a displacement, often used in technical or descriptive

- Sfollati and trasferiti are the preferred terms for displaced people in many administrative or humanitarian contexts.

See also

- Spostamento

- Spostarsi

- Sfollati

- Trasferimenti

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change
of
position
without
specifying
motive
or
destination.
that
have
relocated
is
more
commonly
expressed
with
sfollati,
trasferiti,
or
persone
sfollate,
depending
on
context.
Spostati
can
appear
in
narrative
or
journalistic
text
to
indicate
relocation,
but
it
is
not
a
standard
technical
term
for
displacement.
i
movimenti
sono
stati
spostati,
le
sedie
sono
state
spostate.
uses.
contexts.