commemorative in Italian
commemorative in Italian is commemorativo — commemorative means made or done in order to honor the memory of a person or event.
commemorative in Italian
commemorativo
Serving to commemorate something.
What does "commemorative" mean?
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adj Made or done in order to honor the memory of a person or event.
"The city issued a commemorative coin to mark its centennial."
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noun An item, such as a coin or stamp, produced to honor a person or event.
"She collects commemoratives from every Olympic Games."
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commemorative in a sentence
- The city issued a commemorative coin to mark its centennial.
- They planted a commemorative tree in the park.
- She collects commemoratives from every Olympic Games.
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What is "commemorative" in Italian?
"commemorative" in Italian is commemorativo. commemorative means: Made or done in order to honor the memory of a person or event.
How do you use "commemorative" in a sentence?
Example: "The city issued a commemorative coin to mark its centennial." In Italian, "commemorative" is commemorativo.
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