Translation of Italian word "conquistare" to English
conquistare
/koŋkwisˈtare/
Meaning
VerbTo acquire by force of arms, or win affection, trust, and admiration.
How to use
The Italian verb 'conquistare' means 'to conquer, to win over' (To acquire by force of arms, or win affection, trust, and admiration). It belongs to the first conjugation (-are). It forms compound tenses with the auxiliary 'avere'. In practice, to conquer lands, win hearts, achieve success, or gain trust.
🇬🇧 English
to conquer, to win over
Example
Il giovane cantante ha conquistato il pubblico con la sua voce straordinaria.
The young singer won over the audience with his extraordinary voice.
I soldati romani riuscirono a conquistare vaste regioni dell'Europa.
Roman soldiers managed to conquer vast regions of Europe.
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- Il giovane cantante ha conquistato il pubblico con la sua voce straordinaria.— The young singer won over the audience with his extraordinary voice.
- I soldati romani riuscirono a conquistare vaste regioni dell'Europa.— Roman soldiers managed to conquer vast regions of Europe.
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The Italian word "conquistare" means "to conquer, to win over" in English.
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