Italian - English (British) translations for "pneumatico"
"pneumatico" Italian translation
Translation
tire
Definition
Pneumatico is an Italian noun that refers to a tire or tyre, which is a rubber covering, typically inflated with air, that fits around the rim of a wheel and provides traction, cushioning, and protection.
Part of speech
noun
Gender
masculine
Translations
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.Meaning: tire
Ho bisogno di cambiare i pneumatici della mia macchina.
I need to change the tires of my car.
Meaning: pneumatic tool
Il meccanico sta utilizzando un pneumatico per smontare le viti.
The mechanic is using a pneumatic tool to remove the screws.
Meaning: pneumatic tube
In ufficio abbiamo un sistema di invio documenti tramite pneumatico.
In the office, we have a system for sending documents through a pneumatic tube.
Examples
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.Ho bisogno di un nuovo pneumatico per la mia bicicletta.
I need a new tire for my bicycle. (A1)
Mio padre ha cambiato i pneumatici della macchina.
My father changed the car tires. (A2)
Ho trovato un chiodo nel mio pneumatico e ora devo ripararlo.
I found a nail in my tire and now I have to fix it. (A2)
Dovrei controllare la pressione dei pneumatici regolarmente.
I should check the tire pressure regularly. (B1)
Il meccanico sta sostituendo i vecchi pneumatici con quelli nuovi.
The mechanic is replacing the old tires with the new ones. (B2)
Se non gonfiate correttamente i pneumatici, potrebbero consumarsi più velocemente.
If you don't inflate the tires properly, they might wear out faster. (B2)
Stamattina ho notato che uno dei miei pneumatici era sgonfio.
This morning I noticed that one of my tires was flat. (C1)
Dopo aver percorso migliaia di chilometri, è necessario ruotare i pneumatici per garantire un'usura uniforme.
After driving thousands of kilometers, it is necessary to rotate the tires to ensure even wear. (C2)
I pneumatici invernali offrono una maggiore aderenza sulle strade ghiacciate.
Winter tires provide better grip on icy roads. (C2)
Advanced Description
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.In Italy, pneumatico is commonly used to refer to the tires of various vehicles such as cars, trucks, motorcycles, bicycles, and even airplanes. The word comes from the Greek word 'pneuma' meaning air or wind. This is because tires are designed to be filled with compressed air to provide support and absorb shock while driving on different surfaces.
The invention of the pneumatic tire revolutionized transportation in the late 19th century by providing a smoother ride and better grip on roads. Before this, solid rubber tires were used which made for a bumpy and uncomfortable ride. Today, modern pneumatic tires are made of synthetic rubber compounds and are designed to withstand high speeds, heavy loads, and various weather conditions.
Proper maintenance of pneumatico is important for safe driving. Regularly checking tire pressure, tread depth, and overall condition can help prevent accidents caused by blowouts or loss of control due to poor traction. It is also recommended to replace tires every few years or after a certain number of miles driven to ensure optimal performance and safety.