levitate in Italian
levitate in Italian is levitare — levitate means to make something rise and float in the air, seemingly without support.
levitate in Italian
levitare
What does "levitate" mean?
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verb To make something rise and float in the air, seemingly without support.
"The magician appeared to levitate the table above the stage."
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verb To hang or float in the air oneself, as if defying gravity.
"The performer claimed she could levitate during meditation."
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levitate in a sentence
- The magician appeared to levitate the table above the stage.
- Engineers used magnets to levitate the train above the track.
- The performer claimed she could levitate during meditation.
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What is "levitate" in Italian?
"levitate" in Italian is levitare. levitate means: To make something rise and float in the air, seemingly without support.
How do you use "levitate" in a sentence?
Example: "The magician appeared to levitate the table above the stage." In Italian, "levitate" is levitare.
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