critic in Italian
critic in Italian is critico, polemista, avversario — critic means a person who evaluates and comments on the quality of something, such as art, film, or books.
critic in Italian
critico
critico
(countable) One who criticizes; a person who finds fault.
polemista
(countable) One who criticizes; a person who finds fault.
avversario
(countable) An opponent.
concorrente
(countable) An opponent.
oppositore
(countable) An opponent.
What does "critic" mean?
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noun A person who evaluates and comments on the quality of something, such as art, film, or books.
"The film critic gave the movie four stars."
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noun A person who often finds fault with someone or something.
"He's a harsh critic of government policy."
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critic in a sentence
- The film critic gave the movie four stars.
- He's a harsh critic of government policy.
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What is "critic" in Italian?
"critic" in Italian is critico, polemista, avversario. critic means: A person who evaluates and comments on the quality of something, such as art, film, or books.
How do you use "critic" in a sentence?
Example: "The film critic gave the movie four stars." In Italian, "critic" is critico, polemista, avversario.
Are there other ways to say "critic" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 5 translations listed for "critic": critico, polemista, avversario, concorrente, oppositore.
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