autodidact in Italian
autodidact in Italian is autodidatta, autodidatto — autodidact means a person who has taught themselves rather than learning through formal instruction.
autodidact in Italian
autodidatta
A self-taught person.
autodidatto
A self-taught person.
What does "autodidact" mean?
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noun A person who has taught themselves rather than learning through formal instruction.
"She was an autodidact who learned two languages from library books alone."
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autodidact in a sentence
- She was an autodidact who learned two languages from library books alone.
- As an autodidact, he never went to university but built a deep knowledge of physics.
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What is "autodidact" in Italian?
"autodidact" in Italian is autodidatta, autodidatto. autodidact means: A person who has taught themselves rather than learning through formal instruction.
How do you use "autodidact" in a sentence?
Example: "She was an autodidact who learned two languages from library books alone." In Italian, "autodidact" is autodidatta, autodidatto.
Are there other ways to say "autodidact" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "autodidact": autodidatta, autodidatto.
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