Translation of Italian word "l'esperienza" to English
l'esperienza
/lespeˈrjɛntsa/
Meaning
NounPractical contact with and observation of events, or skill gained over time.
How to use
The Italian noun 'esperienza' (feminine) denotes 'experience' (Practical contact with and observation of events, or skill gained over time). It typically takes the definite article 'l''. In practice, practical contact with and observation of facts or events, or lived knowledge.
🇬🇧 English
experience
Example
Fare volontariato all'estero è stata un'esperienza formativa indimenticabile.
Volunteering abroad was an unforgettable learning experience.
Il nuovo assunto vanta già una notevole esperienza nel settore bancario.
The new hire already boasts considerable experience in the banking sector.
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- Fare volontariato all'estero è stata un'esperienza formativa indimenticabile.— Volunteering abroad was an unforgettable learning experience.
- Il nuovo assunto vanta già una notevole esperienza nel settore bancario.— The new hire already boasts considerable experience in the banking sector.
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What does the Italian word "l'esperienza" mean?▼
The Italian word "l'esperienza" means "experience" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Fare volontariato all'estero è stata un'esperienza formativa indimenticabile." (which translates as "Volunteering abroad was an unforgettable learning experience.").
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