Italian - English (British) translations for "pagina"
"pagina" Italian translation
Translation
page
Definition
Pagina is an Italian noun that translates to 'page' in English. It refers to a single side of a sheet of paper or any written or printed material, including books, magazines, newspapers, and websites.
Part of speech
noun
Gender
feminine
Translations
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.Meaning: page (of a book)
Ho letto la pagina finale del libro.
I read the final page of the book.
Meaning: web page
Ho aperto una nuova pagina nel mio browser.
I opened a new web page in my browser.
Meaning: sheet (of paper)
Ho scritto qualcosa su una pagina bianca.
I wrote something on a blank sheet of paper.
Meaning: page (in a document)
La mia tesi ha 100 pagine.
My thesis has 100 pages.
Meaning: page (on social media)
Ho condiviso una foto sulla mia pagina Facebook.
I shared a photo on my Facebook page.
Examples
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.Ho scritto una pagina del mio diario.
I wrote a page of my diary.
La pagina del libro è strappata.
The page of the book is torn.
Mi piace leggere la pagina sportiva del giornale.
I like reading the sports page of the newspaper.
Sto cercando una pagina interessante da leggere nel libro.
I am looking for an interesting page to read in the book.
La pagina web non si carica correttamente.
The web page is not loading correctly.
Ho condiviso un articolo sulla mia pagina Facebook.
I shared an article on my Facebook page.
La pagina principale del sito ha un nuovo design.
The main page of the website has a new design.
Ho aggiunto alcune immagini alla pagina del mio portfolio.
I added some images to the page of my portfolio.
La pagina finale del romanzo ha un colpo di scena sorprendente.
The final page of the novel has a surprising twist.
Advanced Description
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.In the context of literature, pagina is used to refer to a leaf or sheet of paper in a book. A book can have multiple pages, each with its own number and content. Pages are usually numbered sequentially for easy reference. In addition to books, magazines and newspapers also have pages that contain articles, images, and advertisements.
In the digital age, pagina has taken on a new meaning as it refers to a webpage on the internet. Webpages are similar to physical pages in that they contain information that can be accessed by users. However, webpages can be much more interactive than physical pages and can include multimedia elements such as videos, animations, and audio recordings.
The word pagina can also be used metaphorically to refer to a stage or phase in someone's life or a project. For example, one might say 'I'm turning the page on my career' to indicate that they are moving on from one job or industry to another. Similarly, a company might say they are 'closing the page' on a particular project or initiative.