firsthand in Italian
firsthand in Italian is di prima mano, nuovo, recente — firsthand means coming directly from personal experience, without any middleman.
firsthand in Italian
di prima mano
Direct, without intermediate stages.
nuovo
Direct, without intermediate stages.
recente
Direct, without intermediate stages.
What does "firsthand" mean?
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adj Coming directly from personal experience, without any middleman.
"She gave a firsthand account of the earthquake."
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adv Directly, through one's own experience.
"“Ladies, look with your eyes, not just your iPhones,” Reddick said. “I know everything is Facebookable, but sometimes you have to experience things firsthand.”"
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firsthand in a sentence
- She gave a firsthand account of the earthquake.
- “Ladies, look with your eyes, not just your iPhones,” Reddick said. “I know everything is Facebookable, but sometimes you have to experience things firsthand.”
- He learned firsthand how hard farming can be.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "firsthand" in Italian?
"firsthand" in Italian is di prima mano, nuovo, recente. firsthand means: Coming directly from personal experience, without any middleman.
How do you use "firsthand" in a sentence?
Example: "She gave a firsthand account of the earthquake." In Italian, "firsthand" is di prima mano, nuovo, recente.
Are there other ways to say "firsthand" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 3 translations listed for "firsthand": di prima mano, nuovo, recente.
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