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opposite in Italian

opposite in Italian is opposto, opposta, contrario — opposite means located directly across from something, or facing the other direction.

opposite in Italian

opposto
adj
opposto
adj
Facing in the other direction.
opposta
adj
Facing in the other direction.
contrario
noun
opposto
noun
di fronte a
prep
Facing, or across from.

What does "opposite" mean?

  1. adjective Located directly across from something, or facing the other direction.
    "They live on opposite sides of the street."
  2. adjective Completely different or contrary in nature.
    "The two brothers have opposite personalities."
  3. noun A person or thing that is completely different from another, often its exact reverse.
    ""Hot" is the opposite of "cold.""
  4. preposition Facing or across from.
    "The bakery is opposite the train station."
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opposite in a sentence

  • They live on opposite sides of the street.
  • The two brothers have opposite personalities.
  • "Hot" is the opposite of "cold."
  • She's the complete opposite of her sister.

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What is "opposite" in Italian?

"opposite" in Italian is opposto, opposta, contrario. opposite means: Located directly across from something, or facing the other direction.

How do you use "opposite" in a sentence?

Example: "They live on opposite sides of the street." In Italian, "opposite" is opposto, opposta, contrario.

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

Yes — Italian has 4 translations listed for "opposite": opposto, opposta, contrario, di fronte a.

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