wallow in Italian
wallow in Italian is rotolarsi, sguazzare, guazzare — wallow means to roll around in mud, water, or something similarly messy.
wallow in Italian
rotolarsi
sguazzare
guazzare
adagiarsi
(figurative) To immerse oneself in, to occupy oneself with, metaphorically.
crogiolarsi
(figurative) To immerse oneself in, to occupy oneself with, metaphorically.
What does "wallow" mean?
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verb To roll around in mud, water, or something similarly messy.
"The pigs wallowed happily in the mud."
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verb To indulge excessively in an emotion or situation, especially self-pity.
"He spent the weekend wallowing in self-pity after the breakup."
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noun A muddy pool where animals go to wallow.
"Elephants gathered at the wallow to cool off."
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wallow in a sentence
- The pigs wallowed happily in the mud.
- He spent the weekend wallowing in self-pity after the breakup.
- Elephants gathered at the wallow to cool off.
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What is "wallow" in Italian?
"wallow" in Italian is rotolarsi, sguazzare, guazzare. wallow means: To roll around in mud, water, or something similarly messy.
How do you use "wallow" in a sentence?
Example: "The pigs wallowed happily in the mud." In Italian, "wallow" is rotolarsi, sguazzare, guazzare.
Are there other ways to say "wallow" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 5 translations listed for "wallow": rotolarsi, sguazzare, guazzare, adagiarsi, crogiolarsi.
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