gentle in Italian

gentle in Italian is gentile — gentle means kind, mild, and careful, especially in dealing with others.

gentile

adj

Tender and amiable; of a considerate or kindly disposition.

What does "gentle" mean?

adj Kind, mild, and careful, especially in dealing with others.
"The nurse was so gentle with the elderly patient that he hardly noticed the injection."
adj Not harsh, forceful, or severe; mild.
"Use a gentle shampoo if your skin is easily irritated."
adj Rising or falling gradually rather than steeply.
"Cyclists enjoy the gentle hills of the valley road."
verb To calm, soothe, or tame.
"It took patience to gentle the stray cat enough to let anyone touch it."

The nurse was so gentle with the elderly patient that he hardly noticed the injection.
She spoke in a gentle voice to calm the frightened dog.
Use a gentle shampoo if your skin is easily irritated.
The teacher gave a gentle reminder instead of a harsh telling-off.

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What is "gentle" in Italian?

"gentle" in Italian is gentile. gentle means: Kind, mild, and careful, especially in dealing with others.

How do you use "gentle" in a sentence?

Example: "The nurse was so gentle with the elderly patient that he hardly noticed the injection." In Italian, "gentle" is gentile.

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