blues in Italian
blues in Italian is malinconia, paturnie — blues means a feeling of sadness or low mood.
blues in Italian
malinconia
(usually, in the plural, informal) A feeling of sadness or depression.
paturnie
(usually, in the plural, informal) A feeling of sadness or depression.
What does "blues" mean?
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noun A feeling of sadness or low mood.
"He's had a bad case of the Monday blues all week."
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noun A musical genre of African-American origin, typically built on a twelve-bar structure and a distinctive blues scale.
"She grew up listening to old blues records from the Mississippi Delta."
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blues in a sentence
- He's had a bad case of the Monday blues all week.
- She grew up listening to old blues records from the Mississippi Delta.
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What is "blues" in Italian?
"blues" in Italian is malinconia, paturnie. blues means: A feeling of sadness or low mood.
How do you use "blues" in a sentence?
Example: "He's had a bad case of the Monday blues all week." In Italian, "blues" is malinconia, paturnie.
Are there other ways to say "blues" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "blues": malinconia, paturnie.
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