Translation of Italian word "allacciare" to English
allacciare
/al.latˈtʃa.re/
How to use
The Italian verb 'allacciare' means 'to fasten, to tie' (To fasten, to tie, to lace up). It belongs to the first conjugation (-are). It forms compound tenses with the auxiliary 'avere'. Native speakers frequently use 'allacciare' in the passato prossimo rather than the passato remoto in everyday conversation, especially in northern and central Italy.
🇬🇧 English
to fasten, to tie
Example
Allaccio le scarpe da ginnastica prima di correre.
I tie sneakers before running.
Ricordati di allacciare la cintura in aereo.
Remember to fasten seatbelt on airplane.
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Common phrases
- Allaccio le scarpe da ginnastica prima di correre.— I tie sneakers before running.
- Ricordati di allacciare la cintura in aereo.— Remember to fasten seatbelt on airplane.
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What does the Italian word "allacciare" mean?▼
The Italian word "allacciare" means "to fasten, to tie" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Allaccio le scarpe da ginnastica prima di correre." (which translates as "I tie sneakers before running.").
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