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ventriloquist in Italian

ventriloquist in Italian is ventriloquo, ventriloqua — ventriloquist means a performer who speaks without moving their lips so their voice seems to come from a puppet or dummy.

ventriloquist in Italian

ventriloquo
noun
A person, especially an entertainer, who practices ventriloquism.
ventriloqua
noun
A person, especially an entertainer, who practices ventriloquism.

What does "ventriloquist" mean?

  1. noun A performer who speaks without moving their lips so their voice seems to come from a puppet or dummy.
    "The ventriloquist had the whole crowd laughing at her dummy's jokes."
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ventriloquist in a sentence

  • The ventriloquist had the whole crowd laughing at her dummy's jokes.

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What is "ventriloquist" in Italian?

"ventriloquist" in Italian is ventriloquo, ventriloqua. ventriloquist means: A performer who speaks without moving their lips so their voice seems to come from a puppet or dummy.

How do you use "ventriloquist" in a sentence?

Example: "The ventriloquist had the whole crowd laughing at her dummy's jokes." In Italian, "ventriloquist" is ventriloquo, ventriloqua.

Are there other ways to say "ventriloquist" in Italian?

Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "ventriloquist": ventriloquo, ventriloqua.

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