Translation of Italian word "atmosfera" to English
atmosfera
/at.mosˈfɛ.ra/
How to use
The Italian noun 'atmosfera' (feminine) denotes 'atmosphere, mood' (Atmosphere, mood). It typically takes the definite article 'l''. A typical usage pattern is 'C'era un'atmosfera festosa e accogliente nel ristorante.' (There was a festive and welcoming atmosphere in the restaurant.).
🇬🇧 English
atmosphere, mood
Example
L'atmosfera terrestre protegge la vita dai raggi ultravioletti del sole.
Earth's atmosphere protects life from solar ultraviolet rays.
C'era un'atmosfera festosa e accogliente nel ristorante.
There was a festive and welcoming atmosphere in the restaurant.
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- L'atmosfera terrestre protegge la vita dai raggi ultravioletti del sole.— Earth's atmosphere protects life from solar ultraviolet rays.
- C'era un'atmosfera festosa e accogliente nel ristorante.— There was a festive and welcoming atmosphere in the restaurant.
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What does the Italian word "atmosfera" mean?▼
The Italian word "atmosfera" means "atmosphere, mood" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "L'atmosfera terrestre protegge la vita dai raggi ultravioletti del sole." (which translates as "Earth's atmosphere protects life from solar ultraviolet rays.").
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