inquisitive in Italian
inquisitive in Italian is curioso, indiscreto — inquisitive means eager to learn or find things out; curious.
inquisitive in Italian
curioso
Too curious; overly interested; nosy.
indiscreto
Too curious; overly interested; nosy.
What does "inquisitive" mean?
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adj Eager to learn or find things out; curious.
"Their daughter is remarkably inquisitive for her age."
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adj Prying or nosy about other people business.
"The neighbor asked a lot of inquisitive questions about our finances."
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inquisitive in a sentence
- Their daughter is remarkably inquisitive for her age.
- The neighbor asked a lot of inquisitive questions about our finances.
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What is "inquisitive" in Italian?
"inquisitive" in Italian is curioso, indiscreto. inquisitive means: Eager to learn or find things out; curious.
How do you use "inquisitive" in a sentence?
Example: "Their daughter is remarkably inquisitive for her age." In Italian, "inquisitive" is curioso, indiscreto.
Are there other ways to say "inquisitive" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "inquisitive": curioso, indiscreto.
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