sophisticated in Italian
sophisticated in Italian is sofisticato — sophisticated means having a lot of worldly experience and refined taste; cultured and knowledgeable.
sophisticated in Italian
sofisticato
What does "sophisticated" mean?
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adj Having a lot of worldly experience and refined taste; cultured and knowledgeable.
"Her sophisticated manner made everyone at the reception feel at ease."
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adj Highly developed or complex, especially describing technology or systems.
"The phone has a sophisticated camera that adjusts to low light."
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sophisticated in a sentence
- Her sophisticated manner made everyone at the reception feel at ease.
- She had a sophisticated palate after years of travel.
- The phone has a sophisticated camera that adjusts to low light.
- Engineers built a sophisticated system to monitor the bridge.
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What is "sophisticated" in Italian?
"sophisticated" in Italian is sofisticato. sophisticated means: Having a lot of worldly experience and refined taste; cultured and knowledgeable.
How do you use "sophisticated" in a sentence?
Example: "Her sophisticated manner made everyone at the reception feel at ease." In Italian, "sophisticated" is sofisticato.
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