Italian - English (British) translations for "verbo"
"verbo" Italian translation
Translation
verb
Definition
Verbo is an Italian noun which means verb in English. It refers to a word that expresses an action, occurrence or state of being.
Part of speech
noun
Gender
masculine
Translations
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.Meaning: action or state expressed by a verb
Il verbo 'mangiare' indica l'azione di mangiare.
The verb 'mangiare' indicates the action of eating.
Meaning: word that expresses an action, occurrence, or state of being
Il verbo 'correre' indica l'azione di correre velocemente.
The verb 'correre' indicates the action of running quickly.
Meaning: part of speech that describes an action, occurrence, or state of being
In questa frase, il verbo è 'guardare'.
In this sentence, the verb is 'guardare'.
Meaning: to speak or write in a particular language
Mi piace verbo italiano molto bene.
I like speaking Italian very much.
Examples
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.A1: Il verbo 'cantare' significa 'produrre suoni melodiosi con la voce'.
A1: The verb 'cantare' means 'to produce melodious sounds with the voice'.
A1: I bambini imparano i verbi nella scuola elementare.
A1: Children learn verbs in elementary school.
A1: Ho bisogno di un dizionario per cercare il significato di questo verbo.
A1: I need a dictionary to look up the meaning of this verb.
B1: Oggi ho studiato i verbi irregolari in italiano.
B1: Today I studied irregular verbs in Italian.
B1: Domani parlerò dei diversi tempi verbali durante la lezione di grammatica.
B1: Tomorrow I will talk about different verb tenses during the grammar lesson.
B1: Spero che tu abbia capito l'uso corretto del verbo transitivo e intransitivo.
B1: I hope you understood the correct use of transitive and intransitive verbs.
C1: Quando ero giovane, avevo già imparato tutti i verbi più comuni.
C1: When I was young, I had already learned all the most common verbs.
C1: Dopo aver studiato l'italiano per anni, finalmente riesco a usare i verbi riflessivi correttamente.
C1: After studying Italian for years, I finally manage to use reflexive verbs correctly.
C1: Se avessi saputo che era un verbo impersonale, non avrei fatto quell'errore nella mia composizione.
C1: If I had known it was an impersonal verb, I wouldn't have made that mistake in my composition.
Advanced Description
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.In Italian grammar, verbo is a fundamental part of speech and is used to convey the meaning of a sentence. It can be conjugated to match the tense, mood, and person of the subject. The Italian language has three main types of verbs: regular, irregular, and reflexive. Regular verbs follow a predictable pattern when conjugated while irregular verbs do not. Reflexive verbs are those where the subject performs the action on themselves.
Verbs are essential in any language as they help us communicate actions and events. They also provide context to a sentence by indicating time, duration, frequency, and intensity. In Italian, verbs are often used in combination with prepositions to form phrasal verbs. These phrasal verbs have different meanings than their individual words and must be learned separately.
Learning Italian verbs can be challenging for non-native speakers, but it is crucial for achieving fluency in the language. It requires memorization of verb conjugations and understanding the nuances of their usage. However, once mastered, verbs open up a world of expression and communication in Italian.