Aussie in Italian
Aussie in Italian is australiano — Aussie means (informal) An Australian person.
Aussie in Italian
australiano
(chiefly, Australia, New Zealand, British, South African, colloquial) Australian.
What does "Aussie" mean?
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noun (informal) An Australian person.
"A group of Aussies were backpacking through Southeast Asia."
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adj (informal) Relating to Australia or Australians.
"They put on a proper Aussie barbecue for the visitors."
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noun Short for an Australian Shepherd dog.
"Their Aussie herded the sheep without any training at all."
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Aussie in a sentence
- A group of Aussies were backpacking through Southeast Asia.
- They put on a proper Aussie barbecue for the visitors.
- Their Aussie herded the sheep without any training at all.
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What is "Aussie" in Italian?
"Aussie" in Italian is australiano. Aussie means: (informal) An Australian person.
How do you use "Aussie" in a sentence?
Example: "A group of Aussies were backpacking through Southeast Asia." In Italian, "Aussie" is australiano.
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