continental in Italian
continental in Italian is continentale — continental means relating to a continent, especially mainland Europe as distinct from Britain.
continental in Italian
continentale
Of or relating to a continent or continents.
What does "continental" mean?
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adj Relating to a continent, especially mainland Europe as distinct from Britain.
"Many British holidaymakers prefer a continental breakfast of bread, cheese and coffee."
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adj Relating to a large landmass as opposed to nearby islands.
"The continental climate brings hot summers and cold winters far from the sea."
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continental in a sentence
- Many British holidaymakers prefer a continental breakfast of bread, cheese and coffee.
- Her train ticket covers travel across most of the continental rail network.
- The continental climate brings hot summers and cold winters far from the sea.
- Continental Europe is linked by rail, unlike the British Isles.
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What is "continental" in Italian?
"continental" in Italian is continentale. continental means: Relating to a continent, especially mainland Europe as distinct from Britain.
How do you use "continental" in a sentence?
Example: "Many British holidaymakers prefer a continental breakfast of bread, cheese and coffee." In Italian, "continental" is continentale.
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