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Translation of Italian word "l'ansia" to English

l'ansia

/ˈlantsja/

Meaning

Noun

A state of distress, nervousness, or fear about future events.

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How to use

The Italian noun 'ansia' (feminine) denotes 'anxiety, worry, uneasiness' (A state of distress, nervousness, or fear about future events). It typically takes the definite article 'l''. A natural example is: 'I genitori vivevano con ansia l'attesa dei risultati medici del figlio.' (The parents were waiting for their son's medical results with great anxiety.).

🇬🇧 English

anxiety, worry, uneasiness

Example

La respirazione profonda aiuta a calmare l'ansia prima di parlare in pubblico.

Deep breathing helps to calm anxiety before speaking in public.

I genitori vivevano con ansia l'attesa dei risultati medici del figlio.

The parents were waiting for their son's medical results with great anxiety.

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Common phrases

  • La respirazione profonda aiuta a calmare l'ansia prima di parlare in pubblico.— Deep breathing helps to calm anxiety before speaking in public.
  • I genitori vivevano con ansia l'attesa dei risultati medici del figlio.— The parents were waiting for their son's medical results with great anxiety.

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Frequency rank: #1170 in Italian

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What does the Italian word "l'ansia" mean?▼

The Italian word "l'ansia" means "anxiety, worry, uneasiness" in English.

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Yes, here is a practical example: "La respirazione profonda aiuta a calmare l'ansia prima di parlare in pubblico." (which translates as "Deep breathing helps to calm anxiety before speaking in public.").

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