off in Italian
off in Italian is spento, andato a male, putrido — off means away from a place, position, or reference point.
off in Italian
spento
(predicative, _, only) Inoperative, disabled.
andato a male
(chiefly, UK, ) Rancid, rotten, gone bad.
putrido
(chiefly, UK, ) Rancid, rotten, gone bad.
What does "off" mean?
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adv Away from a place, position, or reference point.
"She drove off without saying goodbye."
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adj Not switched on or not working; turned off.
"Make sure the stove is off before you leave."
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adj Cancelled or no longer happening.
"The wedding is off after they broke up last week."
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adj Of food or drink: spoiled or gone bad.
"This milk smells off — throw it out."
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off in a sentence
- She drove off without saying goodbye.
- Make sure the stove is off before you leave.
- The wedding is off after they broke up last week.
- This milk smells off — throw it out.
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What is "off" in Italian?
"off" in Italian is spento, andato a male, putrido. off means: Away from a place, position, or reference point.
How do you use "off" in a sentence?
Example: "She drove off without saying goodbye." In Italian, "off" is spento, andato a male, putrido.
Are there other ways to say "off" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 3 translations listed for "off": spento, andato a male, putrido.
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