around in Italian
around in Italian is attorno, intorno, intorno a — around means positioned so as to surround or encircle something.
around in Italian
attorno
attorno
Forming a circle or closed curve containing (something).
intorno
Following a path which curves near an object, with the object on the inside of the curve.
intorno a
Near; in the vicinity of.
verso
Near; in the vicinity of.
vicino
Near; in the vicinity of.
in giro per
At or to various places within or throughout.
What does "around" mean?
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prep Positioned so as to surround or encircle something.
"She wrapped a warm scarf around her neck before stepping into the snow."
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prep Roughly, or in the general area of (a place, time, or amount).
"We should arrive around six o'clock."
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adv From place to place, without a fixed destination; or, present nearby.
"The dog ran around the garden all afternoon, sniffing every corner and bush."
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around in a sentence
- She wrapped a warm scarf around her neck before stepping into the snow.
- The children gathered around the campfire to hear the story.
- We should arrive around six o'clock.
- The meeting should finish around noon if nobody talks too long.
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What is "around" in Italian?
"around" in Italian is attorno, intorno, intorno a. around means: Positioned so as to surround or encircle something.
How do you use "around" in a sentence?
Example: "She wrapped a warm scarf around her neck before stepping into the snow." In Italian, "around" is attorno, intorno, intorno a.
Are there other ways to say "around" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 6 translations listed for "around": attorno, intorno, intorno a, verso, vicino, in giro per.
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