Translation of Italian word "laurearsi" to English
laurearsi
/lau.reˈar.si/
How to use
The Italian verb 'laurearsi' means 'to graduate (university)' (To graduate from university). It belongs to the reflexive/pronominal (-rsi). It forms compound tenses with the auxiliary 'essere'. In practice, graduating from university.
🇬🇧 English
to graduate (university)
Example
Mio fratello si laurea in ingegneria il mese prossimo.
My brother graduates in engineering next month.
Festeggiamo con gli amici il giorno in cui si laurea.
We celebrate with friends the day he/she graduates.
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- Mio fratello si laurea in ingegneria il mese prossimo.— My brother graduates in engineering next month.
- Festeggiamo con gli amici il giorno in cui si laurea.— We celebrate with friends the day he/she graduates.
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The Italian word "laurearsi" means "to graduate (university)" in English.
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