broke in Italian
broke in Italian is al verde, fallito, in bancarotta — broke means having no money; financially ruined.
broke in Italian
al verde
fallito
in bancarotta
What does "broke" mean?
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adj Having no money; financially ruined.
"After paying the rent, I'm broke until the end of the month."
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verb Past tense of "break."
"The glass fell off the table and broke into tiny pieces."
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broke in a sentence
- After paying the rent, I'm broke until the end of the month.
- I can't go out tonight, I'm completely broke.
- The glass fell off the table and broke into tiny pieces.
- He broke his promise, and she did not speak to him for days.
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What is "broke" in Italian?
"broke" in Italian is al verde, fallito, in bancarotta. broke means: Having no money; financially ruined.
How do you use "broke" in a sentence?
Example: "After paying the rent, I'm broke until the end of the month." In Italian, "broke" is al verde, fallito, in bancarotta.
Are there other ways to say "broke" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 3 translations listed for "broke": al verde, fallito, in bancarotta.
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