parrot in Italian
parrot in Italian is pappagallo, ripetere — parrot means a brightly coloured tropical bird known for its curved beak and ability to mimic human speech.
parrot in Italian
pappagallo
ripetere
(transitive) To repeat (exactly what has just been said) without necessarily showing understanding, in the manner of a parrot.
What does "parrot" mean?
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noun A brightly coloured tropical bird known for its curved beak and ability to mimic human speech.
"The parrot squawked "hello" every time someone walked past its cage."
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noun Someone who repeats what others say without really understanding it.
"He's just a parrot for the party line, with no ideas of his own."
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verb To repeat something word for word without showing any real understanding of it.
"The student simply parroted the textbook instead of explaining it in his own words."
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parrot in a sentence
- The parrot squawked "hello" every time someone walked past its cage.
- Macaws and cockatoos are both types of parrot.
- He's just a parrot for the party line, with no ideas of his own.
- The student simply parroted the textbook instead of explaining it in his own words.
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What is "parrot" in Italian?
"parrot" in Italian is pappagallo, ripetere. parrot means: A brightly coloured tropical bird known for its curved beak and ability to mimic human speech.
How do you use "parrot" in a sentence?
Example: "The parrot squawked "hello" every time someone walked past its cage." In Italian, "parrot" is pappagallo, ripetere.
Are there other ways to say "parrot" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "parrot": pappagallo, ripetere.
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