absentee in Italian
absentee in Italian is assente — absentee means someone who is not present where they are expected to be, such as work or school.
absentee in Italian
assente
What does "absentee" mean?
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noun Someone who is not present where they are expected to be, such as work or school.
"The teacher marked down three absentees for the day."
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noun A property owner or voter who exercises their role remotely rather than in person.
"He submitted an absentee ballot before flying overseas."
absentee in a sentence
- The teacher marked down three absentees for the day.
- He submitted an absentee ballot before flying overseas.
- The building was neglected under an absentee landlord.
Common Italian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "absentee" in Italian?
"absentee" in Italian is assente. absentee means: Someone who is not present where they are expected to be, such as work or school.
How do you use "absentee" in a sentence?
Example: "The teacher marked down three absentees for the day." In Italian, "absentee" is assente.
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