Thing in Italian
Thing in Italian is thing, ting, cosa — Thing means any object, item, or entity that isn't named more specifically.
Thing in Italian
thing
(chiefly, historical) A public assembly or judicial council in a Germanic country.
ting
(chiefly, historical) A public assembly or judicial council in a Germanic country.
cosa
coso
(slang, euphemism) A penis.
What does "Thing" mean?
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noun Any object, item, or entity that isn't named more specifically.
"What is that thing on the shelf?"
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noun A matter, situation, or topic under discussion.
"Money is a sensitive thing to bring up at dinner."
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noun An action, fact, or event.
"The strangest thing happened on my way home."
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Thing in a sentence
- What is that thing on the shelf?
- I have a few things to do before we leave.
- Money is a sensitive thing to bring up at dinner.
- Let's not talk about that thing again until everyone has calmed down.
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What is "Thing" in Italian?
"Thing" in Italian is thing, ting, cosa. Thing means: Any object, item, or entity that isn't named more specifically.
How do you use "Thing" in a sentence?
Example: "What is that thing on the shelf?" In Italian, "Thing" is thing, ting, cosa.
Are there other ways to say "Thing" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 4 translations listed for "Thing": thing, ting, cosa, coso.
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