Bugatti
Bugatti (noun) means a car made by the French luxury automaker Bugatti, known for high-performance sports and hypercars. Example: “He pulled up to the valet in a bright blue Bugatti.”
How to use Bugatti
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA very expensive, high-performance car brand.
Word forms
Bugattis plural, Bugattis plural
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He pulled up to the valet in a bright blue _____.
Etymology
From the surname of Italian-born founder Ettore Bugatti, who established the car company in France in 1909.
Rhymes for Bugatti
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What does “Bugatti” mean?
The word “Bugatti” means a car made by the French luxury automaker Bugatti, known for high-performance sports and hypercars. In plain terms, a very expensive, high-performance car brand.
How do you pronounce “Bugatti”?
“Bugatti” is pronounced byoo-GA-tee (/ˈbjuːˈɡæti/ in IPA).
How do you use “Bugatti” in a sentence?
Here is “Bugatti” used in a sentence: “He pulled up to the valet in a bright blue Bugatti.”
What part of speech is “Bugatti”?
“Bugatti” is a noun.
Where does the word “Bugatti” come from?
The word “Bugatti” dates back to around 1909 and comes from Italian. From the surname of Italian-born founder Ettore Bugatti, who established the car company in France in 1909.
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