Translation of Italian word "esibirsi" to English
esibirsi
/e.siˈbir.si/
How to use
The Italian verb 'esibirsi' means 'to perform' (To perform, to show off). It belongs to the reflexive/pronominal (-rsi). It forms compound tenses with the auxiliary 'essere'. A typical usage pattern is 'esibirsi sul palco' (to perform on stage).
🇬🇧 English
to perform
Example
Il cantante si esibisce stasera nel grande palazzetto dello sport.
The singer performs tonight in the big sports arena.
Amo esibirmi al pianoforte davanti ai miei amici più cari.
I love performing at piano before my closest friends.
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Common phrases
- esibirsi sul palco— to perform on stage
- Amo esibirmi al pianoforte davanti ai miei amici più cari.— I love performing at piano before my closest friends.
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The Italian word "esibirsi" means "to perform" in English.
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