Translation of Italian word "poltrona" to English
poltrona
/polˈtro.na/
How to use
The Italian noun 'poltrona' (feminine) denotes 'armchair' (Armchair). It typically takes the definite article 'la'. A typical usage pattern is 'Una morbida poltrona rossa decora il salotto.' (A soft red armchair decorates the living room.).
🇬🇧 English
armchair
Example
Mio nonno legge il giornale sulla sua poltrona preferita.
My grandfather reads the newspaper on his favorite armchair.
Una morbida poltrona rossa decora il salotto.
A soft red armchair decorates the living room.
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- Mio nonno legge il giornale sulla sua poltrona preferita.— My grandfather reads the newspaper on his favorite armchair.
- Una morbida poltrona rossa decora il salotto.— A soft red armchair decorates the living room.
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What does the Italian word "poltrona" mean?▼
The Italian word "poltrona" means "armchair" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Mio nonno legge il giornale sulla sua poltrona preferita." (which translates as "My grandfather reads the newspaper on his favorite armchair.").
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