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outline in Italian

outline in Italian is bozza, sagoma, contorno — outline means the line or shape marking the edge of something.

outline in Italian

bozza
noun
sagoma
noun
contorno
noun
descrizione
noun
A general description of some subject.
sunto
noun
A statement summarizing the important points of a text.
riassumere
verb
delineare
verb
contornare
verb
illustrare
verb

What does "outline" mean?

  1. noun The line or shape marking the edge of something.
    "You could just make out the outline of the mountains against the night sky."
  2. noun A summary that lays out the main points of something, such as a plan or piece of writing.
    "She handed in an outline of her thesis before starting the full draft."
  3. verb To describe the main points of something, or to draw its boundary.
    "The manager outlined the new project timeline in the meeting."
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outline in a sentence

  • You could just make out the outline of the mountains against the night sky.
  • The artist sketched the outline before adding any detail.
  • She handed in an outline of her thesis before starting the full draft.
  • The teacher asked us to write an outline before drafting our essays.

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What is "outline" in Italian?

"outline" in Italian is bozza, sagoma, contorno. outline means: The line or shape marking the edge of something.

How do you use "outline" in a sentence?

Example: "You could just make out the outline of the mountains against the night sky." In Italian, "outline" is bozza, sagoma, contorno.

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

Yes — Italian has 9 translations listed for "outline": bozza, sagoma, contorno, descrizione, sunto, riassumere.

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