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dimension in Italian

dimension in Italian is aspetto, dimensione — dimension means a measurable extent of something, such as its length, width, height, or depth.

dimension in Italian

aspetto
noun
A single aspect of a given thing.
dimensione
noun

What does "dimension" mean?

  1. noun A measurable extent of something, such as its length, width, height, or depth.
    "Please send us the dimensions of the package before shipping."
  2. noun An aspect or facet of a situation or issue.
    "The scandal added a political dimension to what had been a simple business story."
  3. noun In physics or math, one of the independent directions or coordinates needed to describe a space.
    "A cube exists in three dimensions, while a square exists in two."
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dimension in a sentence

  • Please send us the dimensions of the package before shipping.
  • The room's dimensions made it too small for a king-size bed.
  • The scandal added a political dimension to what had been a simple business story.
  • A cube exists in three dimensions, while a square exists in two.

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What is "dimension" in Italian?

"dimension" in Italian is aspetto, dimensione. dimension means: A measurable extent of something, such as its length, width, height, or depth.

How do you use "dimension" in a sentence?

Example: "Please send us the dimensions of the package before shipping." In Italian, "dimension" is aspetto, dimensione.

Are there other ways to say "dimension" in Italian?

Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "dimension": aspetto, dimensione.

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