urchin in Italian
urchin in Italian is monello, birichino, discolo — urchin means a young child, especially a poor or mischievous one often seen roaming the streets.
urchin in Italian
monello
A mischievous child.
birichino
A mischievous child.
discolo
A mischievous child.
lazzarone
A mischievous child.
peste
A mischievous child.
What does "urchin" mean?
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noun A young child, especially a poor or mischievous one often seen roaming the streets.
"A gang of street urchins darted through the market stalls."
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noun A spiny, round sea creature that lives on the ocean floor.
"She stepped on a sea urchin while wading near the rocks."
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urchin in a sentence
- A gang of street urchins darted through the market stalls.
- She stepped on a sea urchin while wading near the rocks.
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What is "urchin" in Italian?
"urchin" in Italian is monello, birichino, discolo. urchin means: A young child, especially a poor or mischievous one often seen roaming the streets.
How do you use "urchin" in a sentence?
Example: "A gang of street urchins darted through the market stalls." In Italian, "urchin" is monello, birichino, discolo.
Are there other ways to say "urchin" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 5 translations listed for "urchin": monello, birichino, discolo, lazzarone, peste.
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