umpire in Italian
umpire in Italian is superarbitro, arbitro — umpire means an official who oversees a sports match and enforces its rules, such as in baseball, cricket, or tennis.
umpire in Italian
superarbitro
arbitro
(law) A person who arbitrates between contending parties.
arbitro
(sports, intransitive) To act as an umpire in a game.
What does "umpire" mean?
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noun An official who oversees a sports match and enforces its rules, such as in baseball, cricket, or tennis.
"The umpire signaled that the pitch was a strike."
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noun A neutral person chosen to settle a dispute between two other parties.
"The two neighbors agreed to let a mutual friend umpire their disagreement over the fence line."
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verb To serve as the official who judges a game or a dispute.
"He has umpired professional baseball games for over a decade."
umpire in a sentence
- The umpire signaled that the pitch was a strike.
- A cricket match usually has two umpires standing on the field.
- The two neighbors agreed to let a mutual friend umpire their disagreement over the fence line.
- He has umpired professional baseball games for over a decade.
Similar words in Italian
Common Italian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "umpire" in Italian?
"umpire" in Italian is superarbitro, arbitro. umpire means: An official who oversees a sports match and enforces its rules, such as in baseball, cricket, or tennis.
How do you use "umpire" in a sentence?
Example: "The umpire signaled that the pitch was a strike." In Italian, "umpire" is superarbitro, arbitro.
Are there other ways to say "umpire" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "umpire": superarbitro, arbitro.
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