felt in Italian
felt in Italian is feltro, feltrare — felt means a dense fabric made by matting and pressing fibers, usually wool, rather than weaving them.
felt in Italian
feltro
feltrare
What does "felt" mean?
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noun A dense fabric made by matting and pressing fibers, usually wool, rather than weaving them.
"She cut shapes out of red felt for the holiday craft."
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verb Past tense and past participle of "feel."
"She felt nervous before the interview."
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verb To mat fibers together into felt, or cover something with felt.
"The pool table was freshly felted before the tournament."
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felt in a sentence
- She cut shapes out of red felt for the holiday craft.
- Old pianos have small hammers covered in soft felt.
- She felt nervous before the interview.
- I felt the ground shake as the lorry went past.
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What is "felt" in Italian?
"felt" in Italian is feltro, feltrare. felt means: A dense fabric made by matting and pressing fibers, usually wool, rather than weaving them.
How do you use "felt" in a sentence?
Example: "She cut shapes out of red felt for the holiday craft." In Italian, "felt" is feltro, feltrare.
Are there other ways to say "felt" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "felt": feltro, feltrare.
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