comic in Italian
comic in Italian is comico, fumetto, striscia — comic means funny or intended to amuse; relating to comedy.
comic in Italian
comico
fumetto
striscia
comico
A comedian.
giornaletto
(British) A children's magazine.
giornalino
(British) A children's magazine.
What does "comic" mean?
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adj Funny or intended to amuse; relating to comedy.
"The film has a comic subplot involving the neighbor's dog."
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noun A comedian, or a magazine or booklet telling a story through drawn panels.
"She has collected comics since she was ten years old."
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comic in a sentence
- The film has a comic subplot involving the neighbor's dog.
- His comic timing made even the weakest jokes land.
- She has collected comics since she was ten years old.
- He worked as a stand-up comic for years before landing a sitcom role.
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What is "comic" in Italian?
"comic" in Italian is comico, fumetto, striscia. comic means: Funny or intended to amuse; relating to comedy.
How do you use "comic" in a sentence?
Example: "The film has a comic subplot involving the neighbor's dog." In Italian, "comic" is comico, fumetto, striscia.
Are there other ways to say "comic" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 5 translations listed for "comic": comico, fumetto, striscia, giornaletto, giornalino.
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