blinker in Italian

blinker in Italian is paraocchi — blinker means a car's flashing turn-signal light.

paraocchi

noun

What does "blinker" mean?

noun A car's flashing turn-signal light.
"He forgot to turn off his blinker after the exit."
noun A flap fitted to a horse's bridle that stops it seeing sideways or behind.
"The racehorse wore blinkers to keep it focused on the track ahead."
noun Anything that limits a person's view or understanding of a situation (usually plural, "blinkers").
"His political blinkers meant he never considered the other side of the argument."

He forgot to turn off his blinker after the exit.
Use your blinker before changing lanes.
The racehorse wore blinkers to keep it focused on the track ahead.
His political blinkers meant he never considered the other side of the argument.

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What is "blinker" in Italian?

"blinker" in Italian is paraocchi. blinker means: A car's flashing turn-signal light.

How do you use "blinker" in a sentence?

Example: "He forgot to turn off his blinker after the exit." In Italian, "blinker" is paraocchi.

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