gorgeous in Italian
gorgeous in Italian is favoloso, magnifico, splendido — gorgeous means extremely beautiful, dazzling, or richly attractive.
gorgeous in Italian
favoloso
(of a person or place, sometimes, endearing) Very beautiful.
magnifico
(of a person or place, sometimes, endearing) Very beautiful.
splendido
(of a person or place, sometimes, endearing) Very beautiful.
stupendo
(of a person or place, sometimes, endearing) Very beautiful.
What does "gorgeous" mean?
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adj Extremely beautiful, dazzling, or richly attractive.
"The garden looked gorgeous in the early morning light."
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adj (informal) Wonderful, delightful, or highly enjoyable in general.
"We had a gorgeous day at the seaside, with ice cream and games."
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gorgeous in a sentence
- The garden looked gorgeous in the early morning light.
- She wore a gorgeous emerald gown to the gala.
- We had a gorgeous day at the seaside, with ice cream and games.
- Thanks for dinner, it was gorgeous, especially the chocolate pudding.
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What is "gorgeous" in Italian?
"gorgeous" in Italian is favoloso, magnifico, splendido. gorgeous means: Extremely beautiful, dazzling, or richly attractive.
How do you use "gorgeous" in a sentence?
Example: "The garden looked gorgeous in the early morning light." In Italian, "gorgeous" is favoloso, magnifico, splendido.
Are there other ways to say "gorgeous" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 4 translations listed for "gorgeous": favoloso, magnifico, splendido, stupendo.
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