pointed in Italian
pointed in Italian is aguzzo, appuntito, puntuto — pointed means having a sharp end.
pointed in Italian
aguzzo
appuntito
puntuto
What does "pointed" mean?
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adj Having a sharp end.
"The fence was topped with pointed iron spikes."
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adj Clearly and deliberately directed at someone or something, often critically.
"She made a pointed comment about his lateness."
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pointed in a sentence
- The fence was topped with pointed iron spikes.
- The witch in the story wore a tall pointed hat.
- She made a pointed comment about his lateness.
- He gave a pointed look at the clock when she finally arrived.
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What is "pointed" in Italian?
"pointed" in Italian is aguzzo, appuntito, puntuto. pointed means: Having a sharp end.
How do you use "pointed" in a sentence?
Example: "The fence was topped with pointed iron spikes." In Italian, "pointed" is aguzzo, appuntito, puntuto.
Are there other ways to say "pointed" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 3 translations listed for "pointed": aguzzo, appuntito, puntuto.
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