boulder in Italian
boulder in Italian is macigno, masso — boulder means a large rock, especially one that has broken off and lies separate from the surrounding land.
boulder in Italian
macigno
A large mass of stone detached from the surrounding land.
masso
A large mass of stone detached from the surrounding land.
What does "boulder" mean?
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noun A large rock, especially one that has broken off and lies separate from the surrounding land.
"They stopped to rest on a huge boulder beside the trail."
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verb To practise bouldering, a form of rock climbing done without ropes on short, low routes.
"They spent the afternoon bouldering at the climbing gym."
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boulder in a sentence
- They stopped to rest on a huge boulder beside the trail.
- A boulder had rolled down and blocked half the road.
- They spent the afternoon bouldering at the climbing gym.
- My cousin boulders every weekend and has grown very strong fingers.
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What is "boulder" in Italian?
"boulder" in Italian is macigno, masso. boulder means: A large rock, especially one that has broken off and lies separate from the surrounding land.
How do you use "boulder" in a sentence?
Example: "They stopped to rest on a huge boulder beside the trail." In Italian, "boulder" is macigno, masso.
Are there other ways to say "boulder" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "boulder": macigno, masso.
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