Translation of Italian word "aula" to English
aula
/ˈau.la/
How to use
The Italian noun 'aula' (feminine) denotes 'classroom, hall' (Classroom, lecture hall). It typically takes the definite article 'l''. A near-synonym is 'sala' (hall), though the two differ in register or connotation.
🇬🇧 English
classroom, hall
Example
Gli studenti entrano nell'aula magna per la conferenza.
Students enter the main hall for the conference.
L'aula è ben illuminata e dotata di proiettore digitale.
The classroom is well lit and equipped with digital projector.
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- Gli studenti entrano nell'aula magna per la conferenza.— Students enter the main hall for the conference.
- L'aula è ben illuminata e dotata di proiettore digitale.— The classroom is well lit and equipped with digital projector.
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What does the Italian word "aula" mean?▼
The Italian word "aula" means "classroom, hall" in English.
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