cultivated in Italian
cultivated in Italian is colto, acculturato, culto — cultivated means well-educated and refined in manner or taste.
cultivated in Italian
colto
(of a person) cultured, refined, educated
acculturato
(of a person) cultured, refined, educated
culto
(of a person) cultured, refined, educated
istruito
(of a person) cultured, refined, educated
What does "cultivated" mean?
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adj Well-educated and refined in manner or taste.
"Attractive, cultivated GWM seeks to share love of music, literature, good times with same."
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adj Grown intentionally by farming, as opposed to growing wild.
"These cultivated berries are much sweeter than the wild ones."
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cultivated in a sentence
- Attractive, cultivated GWM seeks to share love of music, literature, good times with same.
- He had a cultivated way of speaking about art.
- These cultivated berries are much sweeter than the wild ones.
- Cultivated mushrooms are sold in most supermarkets all year round.
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What is "cultivated" in Italian?
"cultivated" in Italian is colto, acculturato, culto. cultivated means: Well-educated and refined in manner or taste.
How do you use "cultivated" in a sentence?
Example: "He had a cultivated way of speaking about art." In Italian, "cultivated" is colto, acculturato, culto.
Are there other ways to say "cultivated" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 4 translations listed for "cultivated": colto, acculturato, culto, istruito.
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