curate in Italian
curate in Italian is viceparroco, vicario, parroco — curate means a member of the clergy who assists a parish priest or vicar.
curate in Italian
viceparroco
vicario
An assistant rector or vicar.
parroco
A parish priest.
What does "curate" mean?
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noun A member of the clergy who assists a parish priest or vicar.
"The young curate helped the vicar prepare for Sunday service."
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verb To select, organize, and present items — such as an exhibition, collection, or online content — with care and expertise.
"She curates the museum's photography collection."
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curate in a sentence
- The young curate helped the vicar prepare for Sunday service.
- She curates the museum's photography collection.
- The playlist was curated to match the mood of the film.
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What is "curate" in Italian?
"curate" in Italian is viceparroco, vicario, parroco. curate means: A member of the clergy who assists a parish priest or vicar.
How do you use "curate" in a sentence?
Example: "The young curate helped the vicar prepare for Sunday service." In Italian, "curate" is viceparroco, vicario, parroco.
Are there other ways to say "curate" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 3 translations listed for "curate": viceparroco, vicario, parroco.
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