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Translation of Italian word "bugiardo" to English

bugiardo

/buˈdʒar.do/

Meaning

Adjective

Lying, deceitful.

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How to use

The Italian adjective 'bugiardo' expresses 'lying, deceitful' (Lying, deceitful). It agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies (e.g. taking endings -o/-a/-i/-e or -e/-i). In practice, given to telling lies.

🇬🇧 English

lying, deceitful

Example

Non credere a quello che dice, è un ragazzo bugiardo.

Don't believe what he says, he is a lying guy.

La favola di Pinocchio parla di un burattino bugiardo.

Pinocchio's fairy tale is about a lying puppet.

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Synonyms

false, deceitfuldishonest

Common phrases

  • persona bugiarda— deceitful person
  • La favola di Pinocchio parla di un burattino bugiardo.— Pinocchio's fairy tale is about a lying puppet.

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Frequency rank: #339 in Italian

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The Italian word "bugiardo" means "lying, deceitful" in English.

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