Translation of Italian word "astronave" to English
astronave
/as.troˈna.ve/
How to use
The Italian noun 'astronave' (masculine) denotes 'spaceship, spacecraft' (Spaceship, spacecraft). It typically takes the definite article 'l''. A natural example is: 'Nel film di fantascienza un'astronave esplora galassie sconosciute.' (In sci-fi movie a spaceship explores unknown galaxies.).
🇬🇧 English
spaceship, spacecraft
Example
L'astronave si aggancia alla stazione spaziale internazionale.
The spaceship docks with International Space Station.
Nel film di fantascienza un'astronave esplora galassie sconosciute.
In sci-fi movie a spaceship explores unknown galaxies.
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- L'astronave si aggancia alla stazione spaziale internazionale.— The spaceship docks with International Space Station.
- Nel film di fantascienza un'astronave esplora galassie sconosciute.— In sci-fi movie a spaceship explores unknown galaxies.
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What does the Italian word "astronave" mean?▼
The Italian word "astronave" means "spaceship, spacecraft" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "L'astronave si aggancia alla stazione spaziale internazionale." (which translates as "The spaceship docks with International Space Station.").
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