studded in Italian
studded in Italian is borchiato, chiodato, costellato — studded means decorated or covered with small studs or embedded objects.
studded in Italian
borchiato
Having studs.
chiodato
Having studs.
costellato
(figurative, in combination) Having many of some specified thing.
ornato
(figurative, in combination) Having many of some specified thing.
tempestato
(figurative, in combination) Having many of some specified thing.
trapunto
(figurative, in combination) Having many of some specified thing.
What does "studded" mean?
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adjective Decorated or covered with small studs or embedded objects.
"She wore a studded leather jacket."
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studded in a sentence
- She wore a studded leather jacket.
- The sky was studded with stars.
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What is "studded" in Italian?
"studded" in Italian is borchiato, chiodato, costellato. studded means: Decorated or covered with small studs or embedded objects.
How do you use "studded" in a sentence?
Example: "She wore a studded leather jacket." In Italian, "studded" is borchiato, chiodato, costellato.
Are there other ways to say "studded" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 6 translations listed for "studded": borchiato, chiodato, costellato, ornato, tempestato, trapunto.
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