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marksman in Italian

marksman in Italian is tiratore scelto, tiratrice scelta — marksman means someone with excellent aim, especially with a firearm, bow, or other thrown or fired weapon.

marksman in Italian

tiratore scelto
noun
A man or person skilled at hitting targets, as with a firearm, bow, or thrown object.
tiratrice scelta
noun
A man or person skilled at hitting targets, as with a firearm, bow, or thrown object.

What does "marksman" mean?

  1. noun Someone with excellent aim, especially with a firearm, bow, or other thrown or fired weapon.
    "The sniper was regarded as one of the best marksmen in the regiment."
  2. noun In sport, a player known for reliably scoring goals.
    "The striker has been the club's top marksman for two seasons straight."
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marksman in a sentence

  • The sniper was regarded as one of the best marksmen in the regiment.
  • She won the archery trophy for the third year running, thanks to her marksmanship as a marksman.
  • The striker has been the club's top marksman for two seasons straight.

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What is "marksman" in Italian?

"marksman" in Italian is tiratore scelto, tiratrice scelta. marksman means: Someone with excellent aim, especially with a firearm, bow, or other thrown or fired weapon.

How do you use "marksman" in a sentence?

Example: "The sniper was regarded as one of the best marksmen in the regiment." In Italian, "marksman" is tiratore scelto, tiratrice scelta.

Are there other ways to say "marksman" in Italian?

Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "marksman": tiratore scelto, tiratrice scelta.

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