Language Test: English To Italian Translation
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About This Quiz
This quiz assesses your ability to translate common English phrases into Italian. It covers a variety of terms from everyday use to specific actions, enhancing your linguistic skills and preparing you for real-world conversations in Italian.
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Backpack
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Boat
Explanation
The correct answer is "barca, nava, battello" because these are all synonyms for the word "boat" in different languages. "Barca" is the Italian word for boat, "nava" is the Romanian word for boat, and "battello" is the Italian word for boat.Rate this question:
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Aunt
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Uncle
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Bookstore
Explanation
The given answer "libreria, negozio di libri" is the correct translation of the word "bookstore" in Italian. "Libreria" means bookstore in Italian, and "negozio di libri" translates to "store of books". Both phrases accurately convey the meaning of a place where books are sold.Rate this question:
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Bag
Explanation
The given correct answer for this question is "borsa, sacchetto". This answer is correct because "borsa" and "sacchetto" are both Italian translations of the English word "bag". In Italian, "borsa" can refer to a handbag or purse, while "sacchetto" can refer to a small bag or pouch. Therefore, both translations accurately represent the meaning of the English word "bag" in Italian.Rate this question:
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Beard
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Belt
Explanation
The given question provides two words, "belt" and "cintura", and asks for the correct answer. The correct answer is "cintura" because it is the Spanish translation of the English word "belt". Therefore, "cintura" is the appropriate term in Spanish to refer to a belt.Rate this question:
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Bookshop
Explanation
The given correct answer for the question "bookshop" is "libreria, negozio di libri". This answer provides two translations for the term "bookshop" in Italian: "libreria" and "negozio di libri". Both of these translations accurately convey the meaning of a store where books are sold.Rate this question:
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Art
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The correct answer is "arte, pittura" because the question is asking for translations of the word "art" in Italian. "Arte" is the general term for art, while "pittura" specifically refers to painting.Rate this question:
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Bee
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Between
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Rubbish
Explanation
The correct answer is a list of Italian words that all mean "rubbish" or "garbage." "Spazzatura," "rifiuto," and "immondizia" are all synonyms for waste or trash in the Italian language.Rate this question:
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Birthday
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Anywhere
Explanation
The correct answer for the question is "ovunque, dovunque." These words are Italian translations for the English word "anywhere." "Ovunque" and "dovunque" both mean "anywhere" and can be used interchangeably in Italian.Rate this question:
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Boring
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Against
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Busy
Explanation
The correct answer for the question "busy" is "occupato, impegnato" because these are the Italian translations of the word "busy". "Occupato" means occupied or busy in the sense of being engaged or unavailable. "Impegnato" also means busy or engaged, indicating that someone is involved in activities or commitments. Both translations accurately convey the meaning of the word "busy" in Italian.Rate this question:
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Alright
Explanation
The given answer consists of various synonyms for expressing agreement or understanding in Italian and English. "Va bene" and "bene" are Italian phrases meaning "alright" or "okay." Similarly, "okay" and "ok" are English terms used to indicate agreement or approval. "Capito" is an Italian word meaning "understood." Therefore, the answer provides a range of expressions that convey the same meaning of agreement or understanding in different languages.Rate this question:
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Anyway
Explanation
The correct answer is "comunque, in ogni caso" because it is an Italian translation of the word "anyway". It conveys the meaning of regardless or in any case, indicating that something will happen or be done regardless of other factors or circumstances.Rate this question:
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Arm
Explanation
The word "braccio" is the Italian translation for the English word "arm".Rate this question:
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Bird
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Blood
Explanation
The correct answer is "sangue" because it is the Portuguese translation of the word "blood".Rate this question:
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Accident
Explanation
The given answer "incidente" is the correct translation of the word "accident" in Spanish. It accurately conveys the meaning of an unexpected event or occurrence.Rate this question:
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Behind
Explanation
The word "dietro" is an Italian word that translates to "behind" in English.Rate this question:
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Assistant
Explanation
The correct answer is "assistente, aiutante, segretaria, aiutante". This is because "assistant" can be translated into Italian as "assistente" or "aiutante", and "segretaria" can also mean "assistant" in certain contexts. Therefore, all four options are valid translations for the word "assistant" in Italian.Rate this question:
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Advice
Explanation
The word "consiglio" is the Italian translation of the word "advice". In this context, "consiglio" is the correct answer because it is the equivalent term in Italian for the English word "advice".Rate this question:
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Among
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Afterwards
Explanation
The word "dopo" is the correct answer because it is the Italian translation of the word "afterwards".Rate this question:
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Bear
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Bean
Explanation
The correct answer is "fagiolo, seme" because "fagiolo" is the Italian translation of the word "bean" and "seme" is the Italian translation of the word "seed". This suggests that both "fagiolo" and "seme" are possible translations for the word "bean" in Italian.Rate this question:
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Much better
Explanation
"molto meglio" is the correct translation of "much better" in Italian. The phrase "molto" means "very" or "much" and "meglio" means "better." Therefore, "molto meglio" accurately conveys the idea of something being significantly improved or superior to something else.Rate this question:
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Birth
Explanation
The word "birth" in English translates to "nascita" in Italian. This is the correct answer as it accurately represents the translation of the given word.Rate this question:
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A pair of boots
Explanation
The given correct answer "un paio di stivali" is an Italian translation for "a pair of boots". It accurately represents the English phrase in Italian language. The phrase "un paio di stivali" consists of the article "un" meaning "a", the word "paio" meaning "pair", and "di stivali" meaning "of boots". This translation maintains the same meaning and conveys the idea of a single item consisting of two boots.Rate this question:
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Available
Explanation
The word "disponibile" is the Italian translation of the word "available". This suggests that the correct answer for the question is "disponibile".Rate this question:
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Blackboard
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Bat
Explanation
The given answer "Mazza da baseball, mazza, pipistrello" provides alternative translations for the word "bat" in Italian. "Mazza da baseball" specifically refers to a baseball bat, "mazza" is a more general term for a bat or club, and "pipistrello" translates to "bat" as in the flying mammal. These are all valid translations for "bat" depending on the context, demonstrating the different meanings and uses of the word in Italian.Rate this question:
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Bathtub
Explanation
The correct answer is "vasca da bagno, vasca, doccia." These are Italian words that translate to "bathtub, tub, shower" in English. This suggests that "bathtub" can be referred to as "vasca da bagno" or simply "vasca" in Italian, and it can also be used interchangeably with the word "doccia" which means "shower."Rate this question:
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Bored
Explanation
"Annoiato" is the correct translation of the English word "bored" in Italian. It is used to describe the feeling of being uninterested or unengaged in something.Rate this question:
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Beginner
Explanation
The given answer "principiante, novellino" is correct because both words are synonyms and mean "beginner" in Italian. "Principiante" is a noun that refers to someone who is new or inexperienced in a particular activity or field, while "novellino" is an adjective that describes someone who is a beginner or novice. Therefore, both words accurately convey the meaning of "beginner" in Italian.Rate this question:
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Armchair
Explanation
The word "armchair" is translated to "poltrona" in Italian.Rate this question:
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Bookshelf
Explanation
The correct answer for this question is "scaffale, libreria" because both words are Italian translations of the English word "bookshelf." "Scaffale" refers to a shelf or a set of shelves used for storing books, while "libreria" refers to a bookstore or a library where books are kept. Therefore, both options accurately represent the meaning of "bookshelf" in Italian.Rate this question:
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Afraid
Explanation
The given correct answer "spaventato, paura" is a translation of the word "afraid" in Italian. It means feeling scared or having fear.Rate this question:
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Allow
Explanation
The word "permettere" is the correct translation of the word "allow" in Italian. It means to give permission or to enable someone to do something. Therefore, "permettere" is the appropriate word to use when someone is given the authority or freedom to do something.Rate this question:
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Blanket
Explanation
The correct answer for the given question is "tovaglia, coperta, lenzuolo". These are all different translations of the word "blanket" in Italian. "Tovaglia" means tablecloth, "coperta" means blanket, and "lenzuolo" means bedsheet. Therefore, all three options are valid translations for the word "blanket" in Italian.Rate this question:
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Ad
Explanation
The given correct answer is "annuncio, pubblicità." This means "advertisement" in Italian. The word "annuncio" refers to a notice or announcement, while "pubblicità" specifically refers to advertising. Both words are commonly used to describe promotional messages or campaigns.Rate this question:
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Already
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Bookcase
Explanation
The correct answer is "libreria, biblioteca, scaffale" because these are all Italian words that can be used to refer to a bookcase. "Libreria" translates to "bookstore" or "library" in English, "biblioteca" translates to "library," and "scaffale" translates to "shelf." All three words are commonly used in Italian to describe a piece of furniture used for storing books.Rate this question:
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