topical in Italian
topical in Italian is topico — topical means relating to a subject that is currently of interest or in the news.
topical in Italian
topico
What does "topical" mean?
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adj Relating to a subject that is currently of interest or in the news.
"The comedian's set was full of topical jokes about the election."
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adj Applied directly to the skin or a specific part of the body, rather than taken internally.
"The doctor prescribed a topical cream for the rash."
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topical in a sentence
- The comedian's set was full of topical jokes about the election.
- The doctor prescribed a topical cream for the rash.
- A topical anaesthetic numbed the area before the injection.
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What is "topical" in Italian?
"topical" in Italian is topico. topical means: Relating to a subject that is currently of interest or in the news.
How do you use "topical" in a sentence?
Example: "The comedian's set was full of topical jokes about the election." In Italian, "topical" is topico.
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