setting in Italian

setting in Italian is calante, circostanza, contesto — setting means the place, time, and circumstances in which something happens, such as a story or event.

setting in Italian

calante

adj

That disappears below the horizon.

circostanza

verb

time, place, circumstance

contesto

verb

time, place, circumstance

impostazioni

verb

placement of a control

What does "setting" mean?

noun The place, time, and circumstances in which something happens, such as a story or event.
"The novel's setting is a small town in the 1950s."
noun A specific level or position that a control or device is adjusted to.
"Turn the oven to the highest heat setting."
noun The metal frame that holds a gemstone in a piece of jewelry.
"The diamond was held in a delicate gold setting."

setting in a sentence

The novel's setting is a small town in the 1950s.
The wedding took place in a beautiful outdoor setting.
Turn the oven to the highest heat setting.
The diamond was held in a delicate gold setting.

Similar words in Italian

backdrop circumstance context environment mise en scene surroundings

Common Italian translations

the of to and A in I that for you it on

Frequently asked questions

What is "setting" in Italian?

"setting" in Italian is calante, circostanza, contesto. setting means: The place, time, and circumstances in which something happens, such as a story or event.

How do you use "setting" in a sentence?

Example: "The novel's setting is a small town in the 1950s." In Italian, "setting" is calante, circostanza, contesto.

Are there other ways to say "setting" in Italian?

Yes — Italian has 4 translations listed for "setting": calante, circostanza, contesto, impostazioni.

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