Translation of Italian word "antipasto" to English
antipasto
/an.tiˈpas.to/
How to use
The Italian noun 'antipasto' (masculine) denotes 'starter, appetizer' (Appetizer, starter). It typically takes the definite article 'l''. A typical usage pattern is 'antipasto e portata' (starter and course).
🇬🇧 English
starter, appetizer
Example
Ordiniamo un antipasto misto di salumi e formaggi.
We order a mixed starter of cured meats and cheeses.
L'antipasto di mare comprende insalata di polpo e cozze.
The seafood appetizer includes octopus salad and mussels.
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Common phrases
- antipasto e portata— starter and course
- L'antipasto di mare comprende insalata di polpo e cozze.— The seafood appetizer includes octopus salad and mussels.
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What does the Italian word "antipasto" mean?▼
The Italian word "antipasto" means "starter, appetizer" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Ordiniamo un antipasto misto di salumi e formaggi." (which translates as "We order a mixed starter of cured meats and cheeses.").
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