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filter in Italian

filter in Italian is filtro, filtrare — filter means a device or material that removes unwanted particles, substances, or signals from something passing through it.

filter in Italian

filtro
noun
filtrare
verb

What does "filter" mean?

  1. noun A device or material that removes unwanted particles, substances, or signals from something passing through it.
    "Rinse the coffee machine filter after each use to stop it clogging."
  2. noun A digital effect applied to an image or a setting that screens out unwanted content.
    "The spam filter caught most of the junk emails before I saw them."
  3. verb To pass something through a filter, or to sort and remove unwanted elements.
    "You can filter the list so it only shows unread messages."
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filter in a sentence

  • Rinse the coffee machine filter after each use to stop it clogging.
  • Replace the air filter every three months.
  • The spam filter caught most of the junk emails before I saw them.
  • He turned on a safety filter so the tablet blocks unsuitable websites.

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What is "filter" in Italian?
"filter" in Italian is filtro, filtrare. filter means: A device or material that removes unwanted particles, substances, or signals from something passing through it.
How do you use "filter" in a sentence?
Example: "Rinse the coffee machine filter after each use to stop it clogging." In Italian, "filter" is filtro, filtrare.
Are there other ways to say "filter" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "filter": filtro, filtrare.
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