painter in Italian
painter in Italian is pittore, pittrice, barbetta — painter means an artist who paints pictures.
painter in Italian
pittore
An artist who paints pictures.
pittrice
An artist who paints pictures.
barbetta
cima da ormeggio
cima da rimorchio
verniciatore
A laborer or workman who paints surfaces using a paintbrush or other means.
pittore
A laborer or workman who paints surfaces using a paintbrush or other means.
What does "painter" mean?
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noun An artist who paints pictures.
"The painter set up her easel on the hillside and began to sketch the valley."
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noun A tradesperson who paints walls, buildings, or other surfaces for a living.
"The painter arrived early with ladders, brushes and several large tins of white paint."
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noun A rope attached to the bow of a small boat, used for tying it up or towing it.
"Before stepping ashore, she looped the painter around the post and pulled it tight."
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painter in a sentence
- The painter set up her easel on the hillside and began to sketch the valley.
- A famous painter once lived in this little cottage by the sea.
- The painter arrived early with ladders, brushes and several large tins of white paint.
- My uncle works as a painter and decorator, mostly on houses and shops.
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What is "painter" in Italian?
"painter" in Italian is pittore, pittrice, barbetta. painter means: An artist who paints pictures.
How do you use "painter" in a sentence?
Example: "The painter set up her easel on the hillside and began to sketch the valley." In Italian, "painter" is pittore, pittrice, barbetta.
Are there other ways to say "painter" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 6 translations listed for "painter": pittore, pittrice, barbetta, cima da ormeggio, cima da rimorchio, verniciatore.
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