toot in Italian
toot in Italian is fischio — toot means a short blast of sound from a horn or whistle.
toot in Italian
fischio
(countable) The noise of a horn or whistle.
What does "toot" mean?
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noun A short blast of sound from a horn or whistle.
"He gave a friendly toot of the horn as he drove past."
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verb To make, or cause to make, a short blast of sound on a horn or similar instrument.
"The driver tooted the horn to warn the cyclist."
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toot in a sentence
- He gave a friendly toot of the horn as he drove past.
- The driver tooted the horn to warn the cyclist.
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What is "toot" in Italian?
"toot" in Italian is fischio. toot means: A short blast of sound from a horn or whistle.
How do you use "toot" in a sentence?
Example: "He gave a friendly toot of the horn as he drove past." In Italian, "toot" is fischio.
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