groan in Italian
groan in Italian is gemito, gemere — groan means a low, drawn-out sound made when someone is in pain, upset, or annoyed.
groan in Italian
gemito
gemere
To make a groan.
What does "groan" mean?
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noun A low, drawn-out sound made when someone is in pain, upset, or annoyed.
"He let out a groan as he stood up with his bad back."
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verb To make this kind of low, unhappy sound.
"She groaned when she saw the size of the pile of homework."
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groan in a sentence
- He let out a groan as he stood up with his bad back.
- A groan spread through the office when the meeting was extended.
- She groaned when she saw the size of the pile of homework.
- The old floorboards groaned under his weight.
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What is "groan" in Italian?
"groan" in Italian is gemito, gemere. groan means: A low, drawn-out sound made when someone is in pain, upset, or annoyed.
How do you use "groan" in a sentence?
Example: "He let out a groan as he stood up with his bad back." In Italian, "groan" is gemito, gemere.
Are there other ways to say "groan" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "groan": gemito, gemere.
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