Translation of Italian word "maglione" to English
maglione
/maˈʎo.ne/
How to use
The Italian noun 'maglione' (masculine) denotes 'sweater' (Sweater, pullover). It typically takes the definite article 'il'. A typical usage pattern is 'maglione a collo alto' (high-neck sweater).
🇬🇧 English
sweater
Example
Metto un maglione di lana caldo per uscire sulla neve.
I put on a warm wool sweater to go out in the snow.
Mia madre mi ha regalato un maglione fatto a mano.
My mother gave me a handmade sweater.
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- maglione a collo alto— high-neck sweater
- Mia madre mi ha regalato un maglione fatto a mano.— My mother gave me a handmade sweater.
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What does the Italian word "maglione" mean?▼
The Italian word "maglione" means "sweater" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Metto un maglione di lana caldo per uscire sulla neve." (which translates as "I put on a warm wool sweater to go out in the snow.").
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