coral in Italian
coral in Italian is corallino, corallina, corallo — coral means a hard, often colourful structure built by tiny marine animals, or the animals themselves, that forms reefs in warm seas.
coral in Italian
corallino
Made of coral.
corallina
Made of coral.
corallo
What does "coral" mean?
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noun A hard, often colourful structure built by tiny marine animals, or the animals themselves, that forms reefs in warm seas.
"Divers explored the coral reef teeming with fish."
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noun A yellowish-pink colour resembling that of red coral.
"She painted the bedroom walls a soft coral."
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adj Having the yellowish-pink colour of coral, or made from coral.
"She wore a coral dress to the wedding."
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coral in a sentence
- Divers explored the coral reef teeming with fish.
- Warming seas can bleach the coral and leave it pale.
- She painted the bedroom walls a soft coral.
- The sunset faded from gold to a delicate coral.
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What is "coral" in Italian?
"coral" in Italian is corallino, corallina, corallo. coral means: A hard, often colourful structure built by tiny marine animals, or the animals themselves, that forms reefs in warm seas.
How do you use "coral" in a sentence?
Example: "Divers explored the coral reef teeming with fish." In Italian, "coral" is corallino, corallina, corallo.
Are there other ways to say "coral" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 3 translations listed for "coral": corallino, corallina, corallo.
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