fume in Italian
fume in Italian is fumo, mangiarsi il fegato, rodersi il fegato — fume means a strong-smelling or harmful gas or vapor.
fume in Italian
fumo
A gas or vapour/vapor that is strong-smelling or dangerous to inhale.
mangiarsi il fegato
(intransitive, or, reporting verb, figuratively) To express or feel great anger.
rodersi il fegato
(intransitive, or, reporting verb, figuratively) To express or feel great anger.
What does "fume" mean?
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noun A strong-smelling or harmful gas or vapor.
"Paint fumes filled the newly renovated room."
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verb To be extremely angry, especially while suppressing it.
"He fumed silently as the meeting dragged on."
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verb To give off smoke, gas, or vapor.
"The chemicals fumed as they reacted."
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fume in a sentence
- Paint fumes filled the newly renovated room.
- Exhaust fumes hung over the busy intersection.
- He fumed silently as the meeting dragged on.
- The chemicals fumed as they reacted.
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What is "fume" in Italian?
"fume" in Italian is fumo, mangiarsi il fegato, rodersi il fegato. fume means: A strong-smelling or harmful gas or vapor.
How do you use "fume" in a sentence?
Example: "Paint fumes filled the newly renovated room." In Italian, "fume" is fumo, mangiarsi il fegato, rodersi il fegato.
Are there other ways to say "fume" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 3 translations listed for "fume": fumo, mangiarsi il fegato, rodersi il fegato.
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