plump in Italian
plump in Italian is cicciottello, robusto — plump means pleasantly rounded and full-figured; slightly overweight in an attractive way.
plump in Italian
cicciottello
Having a full and rounded shape; chubby, somewhat overweight.
robusto
Having a full and rounded shape; chubby, somewhat overweight.
What does "plump" mean?
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adj Pleasantly rounded and full-figured; slightly overweight in an attractive way.
"The plump tomatoes looked perfect for the salad."
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adj Blunt and direct, without hesitation.
"He gave a plump refusal without any explanation."
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verb To become fuller or rounder, or to make something so.
"The cushions plumped up nicely once refilled."
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verb To decide firmly in favour of one option.
"In the end, she plumped for the cheaper flight."
plump in a sentence
- The plump tomatoes looked perfect for the salad.
- She had rosy cheeks and a plump little face as a baby.
- He gave a plump refusal without any explanation.
- The cushions plumped up nicely once refilled.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "plump" in Italian?
"plump" in Italian is cicciottello, robusto. plump means: Pleasantly rounded and full-figured; slightly overweight in an attractive way.
How do you use "plump" in a sentence?
Example: "The plump tomatoes looked perfect for the salad." In Italian, "plump" is cicciottello, robusto.
Are there other ways to say "plump" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "plump": cicciottello, robusto.
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