flagellate in Italian
flagellate in Italian is flagellato, flagelare — flagellate means to hit someone with a whip.
flagellate in Italian
flagellato
(biology) Any organism that has flagella.
flagelare
(transitive) To whip or scourge.
What does "flagellate" mean?
- verb To hit someone with a whip.
- verb To scold someone severely.
- verb (biology) Of sperm, to swing its tail from side to side.
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What is "flagellate" in Italian?
"flagellate" in Italian is flagellato, flagelare. flagellate means: To hit someone with a whip.
Are there other ways to say "flagellate" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "flagellate": flagellato, flagelare.
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