relate in Italian
relate in Italian is riferire — relate means to tell or describe an event or story.
relate in Italian
riferire
(transitive) To tell in a descriptive way.
What does "relate" mean?
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verb To tell or describe an event or story.
"The old sailor related stories of storms he had seen at sea."
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verb To be connected with or relevant to something.
"Does this question relate to the topic we discussed yesterday?"
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verb To understand or identify with someone else's feelings or experience.
"Many teenagers can relate to feeling nervous on the first day at a new school."
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relate in a sentence
- The old sailor related stories of storms he had seen at sea.
- She related what had happened with a smile, and everyone laughed.
- Does this question relate to the topic we discussed yesterday?
- Many health problems relate to poor sleep and too little exercise.
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What is "relate" in Italian?
"relate" in Italian is riferire. relate means: To tell or describe an event or story.
How do you use "relate" in a sentence?
Example: "The old sailor related stories of storms he had seen at sea." In Italian, "relate" is riferire.
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