Translation of Italian word "l'influenza" to English
l'influenza
/linfluˈɛntsa/
Meaning
NounThe power to shape actions or opinions, or a common viral infection.
How to use
The Italian noun 'influenza' (feminine) denotes 'influence, sway, flu' (The power to shape actions or opinions, or a common viral infection). It typically takes the definite article 'l''. The diminutive and augmentative forms of 'l'influenza' (e.g. with suffixes like -ino, -one, -etto, -accio) are common in informal Italian and express affection, size, or disapproval.
🇬🇧 English
influence, sway, flu
Example
La musica italiana ha esercitato una grande influenza sulla cultura europea.
Italian music exerted a great influence on European culture.
Molti impiegati sono rimasti a casa a causa dell'influenza stagionale.
Many employees stayed home due to seasonal flu.
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- La musica italiana ha esercitato una grande influenza sulla cultura europea.— Italian music exerted a great influence on European culture.
- Molti impiegati sono rimasti a casa a causa dell'influenza stagionale.— Many employees stayed home due to seasonal flu.
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The Italian word "l'influenza" means "influence, sway, flu" in English.
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