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.
"I can't go out tonight, I'm completely broke."
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verb Past tense of "break."
"She broke the vase while dusting the shelf."
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broke in a sentence
- I can't go out tonight, I'm completely broke.
- The company went broke after losing its biggest client.
- She broke the vase while dusting the shelf.
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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: "I can't go out tonight, I'm completely broke." 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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