fireworks in Italian
fireworks in Italian is fuochi d'artificio — fireworks means a display or event featuring fireworks.
fireworks in Italian
fuochi d'artificio
(plural only) An event or a display where fireworks are set off.
What does "fireworks" mean?
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noun A display or event featuring fireworks.
"The whole town turned out for the fireworks on New Year's Eve."
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noun A dramatic, heated outburst or confrontation.
"There were fireworks in the boardroom when the merger fell through."
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fireworks in a sentence
- The whole town turned out for the fireworks on New Year's Eve.
- We watched the fireworks from the hill, and the sky glowed red and gold.
- There were fireworks in the boardroom when the merger fell through.
- There were real fireworks when the two neighbours argued about the fence.
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What is "fireworks" in Italian?
"fireworks" in Italian is fuochi d'artificio. fireworks means: A display or event featuring fireworks.
How do you use "fireworks" in a sentence?
Example: "The whole town turned out for the fireworks on New Year's Eve." In Italian, "fireworks" is fuochi d'artificio.
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