mite in Italian
mite in Italian is acaro — mite means a tiny eight-legged creature related to ticks, often too small to see clearly.
mite in Italian
acaro
Any of many minute arachnids which, along with the ticks, comprise subclass Acarina (aka Acari).
What does "mite" mean?
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noun A tiny eight-legged creature related to ticks, often too small to see clearly.
"Dust mites can trigger allergies in sensitive people."
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noun A very small amount or a tiny bit of something.
"He's a mite too proud for his own good."
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mite in a sentence
- Dust mites can trigger allergies in sensitive people.
- He's a mite too proud for his own good.
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What is "mite" in Italian?
"mite" in Italian is acaro. mite means: A tiny eight-legged creature related to ticks, often too small to see clearly.
How do you use "mite" in a sentence?
Example: "Dust mites can trigger allergies in sensitive people." In Italian, "mite" is acaro.
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