hectic in Italian
hectic in Italian is febbrile, frenetico — hectic means extremely busy, rushed, and full of activity, often to a stressful degree.
hectic in Italian
febbrile
(figurative) Very busy with activity and confusion.
frenetico
(figurative) Very busy with activity and confusion.
What does "hectic" mean?
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adjective Extremely busy, rushed, and full of activity, often to a stressful degree.
"Mornings in our house are hectic — three kids, two dogs, and one bathroom."
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hectic in a sentence
- Mornings in our house are hectic — three kids, two dogs, and one bathroom.
- It's been a hectic week at work with the product launch.
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What is "hectic" in Italian?
"hectic" in Italian is febbrile, frenetico. hectic means: Extremely busy, rushed, and full of activity, often to a stressful degree.
How do you use "hectic" in a sentence?
Example: "Mornings in our house are hectic — three kids, two dogs, and one bathroom." In Italian, "hectic" is febbrile, frenetico.
Are there other ways to say "hectic" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "hectic": febbrile, frenetico.
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