Translation of Italian word "raccogliere" to English
raccogliere
/rakˈkɔʎʎere/
Meaning
VerbTo gather things together or pick something up from the ground.
How to use
The Italian verb 'raccogliere' means 'to collect, to gather, to pick up' (To gather things together or pick something up from the ground). It belongs to the second conjugation (-ere). It forms compound tenses with the auxiliary 'avere'. In practice, to gather, collect objects, information, or crops from the ground.
🇬🇧 English
to collect, to gather, to pick up
Example
In autunno andiamo spesso nel bosco a raccogliere i funghi.
In autumn we often go into the woods to gather mushrooms.
Dobbiamo raccogliere tutti i documenti necessari per la domanda.
We need to collect all the necessary documents for the application.
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- In autunno andiamo spesso nel bosco a raccogliere i funghi.— In autumn we often go into the woods to gather mushrooms.
- Dobbiamo raccogliere tutti i documenti necessari per la domanda.— We need to collect all the necessary documents for the application.
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The Italian word "raccogliere" means "to collect, to gather, to pick up" in English.
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