Peter in Italian
Peter in Italian is Pietro, Piero, cazzo — Peter means to gradually decrease and come to nothing, especially followed by "out.".
Peter in Italian
Pietro
Piero
Pietro
(biblical) The epistles of Peter in the New Testament of the Bible, 1 Peter and 2 Peter attributed to St. Peter.
cazzo
(slang) The penis.
pene
(slang) The penis.
pisello
(slang) The penis.
uccello
(slang) The penis.
What does "Peter" mean?
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verb To gradually decrease and come to nothing, especially followed by "out."
"Interest in the project petered out after a few months."
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noun Slang for a safe or strongbox, or, separately, for a prison cell.
"In old crime slang, cracking a "peter" meant breaking open a safe."
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Peter in a sentence
- Interest in the project petered out after a few months.
- The trail petered out into thick brush.
- In old crime slang, cracking a "peter" meant breaking open a safe.
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What is "Peter" in Italian?
"Peter" in Italian is Pietro, Piero, cazzo. Peter means: To gradually decrease and come to nothing, especially followed by "out."
How do you use "Peter" in a sentence?
Example: "Interest in the project petered out after a few months." In Italian, "Peter" is Pietro, Piero, cazzo.
Are there other ways to say "Peter" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 6 translations listed for "Peter": Pietro, Piero, cazzo, pene, pisello, uccello.
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