armonizzato

harmonised

adjective ahr-moh-neet-TSAH-toh Rare

Also means

standardised

Usage Note

Armonizzato is the past participle of armonizzare used as an adjective, and is especially common in EU regulatory language: norme armonizzate (harmonised standards), indice dei prezzi al consumo armonizzato (Harmonised Index of Consumer Prices, HICP). Outside technical contexts it can also mean musically harmonised.

Examples

"Le norme armonizzate si applicano in tutta l'UE."

Natural Translation

Harmonised standards apply throughout the EU.

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