Translation of Italian word "tempo" to English
tempo
/ˈtɛmpo/
How to use
The Italian noun 'tempo' (masculine) denotes 'time; weather' (Time; weather). It typically takes the definite article 'il'. The diminutive and augmentative forms of 'tempo' (e.g. with suffixes like -ino, -one, -etto, -accio) are common in informal Italian and express affection, size, or disapproval.
🇬🇧 English
time; weather
Example
Non ho tempo per uscire oggi.
I don't have time to go out today.
Il tempo oggi è nuvoloso.
The weather today is cloudy.
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- Non ho tempo per uscire oggi.— I don't have time to go out today.
- Il tempo oggi è nuvoloso.— The weather today is cloudy.
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The Italian word "tempo" means "time; weather" in English.
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