Translation of Italian word "asciugamano" to English
asciugamano
/a.ʃu.gaˈma.no/
How to use
The Italian noun 'asciugamano' (masculine) denotes 'towel' (Towel). It typically takes the definite article 'l''. Learners should note how 'asciugamano' behaves in the plural — the ending change follows the regular pattern for its gender class.
🇬🇧 English
towel
Example
Uso un asciugamano pulito dopo aver fatto la doccia.
I use a clean towel after taking a shower.
Portiamo tre asciugamani da spiaggia per la giornata al mare.
We bring three beach towels for the day at the seaside.
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Common phrases
- asciugamano da bagno— bath towel
- Portiamo tre asciugamani da spiaggia per la giornata al mare.— We bring three beach towels for the day at the seaside.
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What does the Italian word "asciugamano" mean?▼
The Italian word "asciugamano" means "towel" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Uso un asciugamano pulito dopo aver fatto la doccia." (which translates as "I use a clean towel after taking a shower.").
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