The 1500 most common Words in 🇮🇹 Italian

che

(pron.)

what, which

avere

(verb)

to have

non

(adv.)

not

nel

(noun)

ring

questo

(pron.)

this, this one, these

fare

(verb)

to do

potere

(verb)

can, could, to be able to

come

(adv.)

how

tutto

(pron.)

everything, all

sul

(noun)

roller, roll

suo

(pron.)

his, hers, its own

anche

(adv.)

also, too, as well, besides

quello

(pron.)

that one

dovere

(verb)

to owe

altro

(pron.)

other, other man, another, more, somebody else

dire

(verb)

to say, tell

solo

(adj.)

alone, by oneself, unattended, unaccompanied, lonely, lone, lonesome

molto

(adv.)

much, very much, a lot

venire

(verb)

to come

mio

(pron.)

mine

anno

(noun)

year

primo

(adj.)

first

loro

(pron.)

they

cosa

(noun)

thing, matter

parte

(noun)

part

stesso

(pron.)

same, same person, same man

proprio

(adj.)

one's, one's own, her , its , their

volere

(verb)

to want

andare

(verb)

to go

perché

(adv.)

why

vedere

(verb)

to see

nostro

(pron.)

ours

quale

(pron.)

which ... ?

nuovo

(adj.)

new

quando

(adv.)

when

stare

(verb)

to stay, remain

due

(noun)

two

ora

(noun)

hour

uno

(pron.)

someone, a person

sapere

(verb)

to know

così

(adv.)

so

sempre

(adv.)

always

poi

(adv.)

then

tempo

(noun)

time

dare

(verb)

to give

senza

(adj.)

coxless

quanto

(adj.)

how, how much, how many

trovare

(verb)

to find

modo

(noun)

manner, way

dopo

(adv.)

after, later

alcuno

(adj.)

some, a few

ancora

(adv.)

still

volta

(noun)

time, instance, occasion

lavoro

(noun)

work

caso

(noun)

chance, fate

giorno

(noun)

day

secondo

(adj.)

second

chi

(pron.)

who, whom

vita

(noun)

life

grande

(adj.)

of greater physical dimensions or numerosity

persona

(noun)

person, pl people, persons

tanto

(pron.)

much, many, a lot

già

(adv.)

already, yet

mondo

(noun)

world

punto

(noun)

point , jot, iota

mettere

(verb)

to put, to place, to lay, to set

pensare

(verb)

to think

parlare

(verb)

to talk, to speak

noi

(pron.)

we, us

casa

(noun)

house

diverso

(adj.)

different, diverse

quindi

(adv.)

therefore, hence, thus

poco

(adv.)

little, not much

problema

(noun)

problem

mai

(adv.)

never

dove

(adv.)

where, whereabouts

sistema

(noun)

system

ciò

(pron.)

this

paese

(noun)

country

uomo

(noun)

person, man

scrivere

(verb)

to write

prendere

(verb)

to take, hold, pick up, get

italiano

(adj.)

Italian

servizio

(noun)

service, serve

bene

(adj.)

upper-class, posh, high

oggi

(adv.)

today

ultimo

(adj.)

last

certo

(adj.)

certain, sure

lui

(pron.)

he

portare

(verb)

to bring, fetch, take, carry

qualche

(adv.)

some, about

fine

(adj.)

thin

sentire

(verb)

to feel

qui

(adv.)

here

via

(noun)

street, path

fatto

(adj.)

done, made

esempio

(noun)

example

quel

(adj.)

Apocopic form of quello, used before a consonant that is not impure.

meno

(adv.)

less

programma

(noun)

programme/program, schedule, agenda

pubblico

(adj.)

public

tuo

(pron.)

yours

stato

(noun)

state

legge

(noun)

law

possibile

(adj.)

possible

vero

(adj.)

true

chiedere

(verb)

to ask

momento

(noun)

moment

verso

(noun)

verse

diritto

(adj.)

straight, direct

cercare

(verb)

to look for

sembrare

(verb)

to seem, to look , to appear

usare

(verb)

to use

invece

(adv.)

instead, but, whereas, on the contrary

lasciare

(verb)

to leave

nessuno

(pron.)

none

the

(noun)

Misspelling of tè.

politico

(adj.)

political

parola

(noun)

word

arrivare

(verb)

to arrive, to come, to reach

piccolo

(adj.)

small

gruppo

(noun)

group, cluster, party, team, covey

riuscire

(verb)

to manage, ) to be able to accomplish

tre

(noun)

three

rendere

(verb)

to give back, to return

storia

(noun)

history

contro

(adv.)

against

ricerca

(noun)

search, quest, hunt, manhunt, prospecting, pursuit

sociale

(adj.)

social, societal

particolare

(adj.)

particular, private, personal

fino

(adj.)

thin, fine

europeo

(adj.)

European

attività

(noun)

activity, operation

tipo

(adj.)

standard, model, average, stock

livello

(noun)

level

credere

(verb)

to believe

porre

(verb)

to put

nome

(noun)

name

senso

(noun)

sense

trattare

(verb)

to treat, to handle, to deal with

diventare

(verb)

to become , to go , to turn

maggiore

(adj.)

bigger, greater

tenere

(verb)

to hold

base

(noun)

base, alkaline

numero

(noun)

number

progetto

(noun)

plan, project, design, scheme, layout

bambino

(noun)

child, baby, toddler, tot

informazione

(noun)

information

allora

(adv.)

then

sotto

(adv.)

down

lungo

(adj.)

long

lei

(pron.)

she

forse

(adv.)

maybe, perhaps, possibly, may, might

conoscere

(verb)

to know , to meet , to experience

importante

(adj.)

important

capire

(verb)

to understand

passare

(verb)

to pass

oltre

(adv.)

farther, further, past, by, on

chiamare

(verb)

to call

forma

(noun)

form

interno

(adj.)

inside, indoor, internal, interior, inner

rapporto

(noun)

report, statement, account

forza

(noun)

force

scuola

(noun)

school

quasi

(adv.)

almost, nearly

comune

(adj.)

mutual, common

libro

(noun)

book

amico

(noun)

friend, companion, partner

commento

(noun)

comment

corso

(noun)

course

generale

(adj.)

general

attraverso

(adv.)

transversely

società

(noun)

society, community

necessario

(adj.)

necessary

guerra

(noun)

war, warfare

termine

(noun)

end, close

tornare

(verb)

to return, to come back

donna

(noun)

woman

rimanere

(verb)

to stay

vostro

(pron.)

yours

infatti

(adv.)

indeed

città

(noun)

town, city

sviluppo

(noun)

development, growth, strengthening, expansion

nazionale

(adj.)

home, national, domestic

esistere

(verb)

to exist, to be

valore

(adv.)

as much as, as many as

situazione

(noun)

situation, position, condition, circumstances

presente

(adj.)

present

governo

(noun)

government, administration, rule

alto

(adj.)

high, tall

piano

(adj.)

plane

studio

(noun)

study

troppo

(pron.)

too much, too many

presentare

(verb)

to present

utilizzare

(verb)

to use, make use of, utilize

spesso

(adj.)

thick

col

(noun)

A dip on a mountain ridge between two peaks.

continuare

(verb)

to continue, to keep on doing

soprattutto

(adv.)

above all, most, most of all

mercato

(noun)

market

comunque

(adv.)

anyhow, in any case, regardless

condizione

(noun)

condition

unico

(adj.)

only, sole, one, single

sito

(adj.)

situated, located, lying

buono

(adj.)

good

uso

(adj.)

used, accustomed

considerare

(verb)

to consider, to examine, to weigh, to contemplate

meglio

(adj.)

better, best

idea

(noun)

idea

centro

(noun)

centre, center

realtà

(noun)

reality

vivere

(verb)

to live, to be alive

ricordare

(verb)

to remember, to recall, to recollect

campo

(noun)

field

prevedere

(verb)

to foresee, to anticipate

insieme

(adv.)

together

guardare

(verb)

to look at, to watch, to glance or gaze at

ben

(adv.)

Apocopic form of bene

rispondere

(verb)

to answer, to reply, to respond

politica

(noun)

politics

vario

(adj.)

varied, various

qualcosa

(pron.)

something

sei

(noun)

six

bello

(adj.)

nice, fair, fine, pleasant, beautiful

prodotto

(noun)

product

umano

(adj.)

human

creare

(verb)

to create

processo

(noun)

trial, action, lawsuit, suit, proceedings

aprire

(verb)

to open

economico

(adj.)

economic, financial

luogo

(noun)

place

seguire

(verb)

to follow, to pursue

effetto

(noun)

effect

rete

(noun)

net, mesh

lavorare

(verb)

to work, to labor

fuori

(adv.)

out, outside

circa

(adv.)

about, approximately

figlio

(noun)

son

domanda

(noun)

question

inoltre

(adv.)

moreover, also, besides, in addition, furthermore

terra

(noun)

ground

perchè

(adv.)

Misspelling of perché.

esperienza

(noun)

experience

leggere

(verb)

to read

grado

(noun)

degree

permettere

(verb)

to allow, to let, to permit, to authorize, to entitle

risultato

(noun)

result, outcome, issue

pagina

(noun)

page

entrare

(verb)

to enter, to go in

grazia

(noun)

grace

dio

(noun)

god, deity

uscire

(verb)

to go out, leave, exit

opera

(noun)

work

strada

(noun)

road, way, street

consiglio

(noun)

advice, counsel

occhio

(noun)

eye

giovane

(adj.)

young

azione

(noun)

action, deed

famiglia

(noun)

family

cioè

(adv.)

used to rephrase, clarify or correct something previously said, id est, that is, in other words

personale

(adj.)

personal, private

bisogno

(noun)

need

piacere

(verb)

to be pleasing to

presidente

(noun)

chairman, chairperson, chair, chief

cominciare

(verb)

to begin, to start, to commence, to set about

relazione

(noun)

connection

possibilità

(noun)

possibility

almeno

(adv.)

at least

realizzare

(verb)

to achieve, realise/realize, see through

periodo

(noun)

period, time, span, run

ottenere

(verb)

to obtain, to achieve, to gain

voce

(noun)

voice

interesse

(noun)

interest, concern

forte

(noun)

fort, fortress

decidere

(verb)

to decide , to fix, to arrange, to determine

voi

(pron.)

you

corpo

(noun)

body, corpse

riguardare

(verb)

to concern, regard, be about, deal with, speak to

rappresentare

(verb)

to be, constitute, represent, account for, symbolize, mean

ragione

(noun)

reason

locale

(adj.)

local

richiedere

(verb)

to ask for, demand, apply for

atto

(noun)

act

ordine

(noun)

order

relativo

(adj.)

relevant, attendant, respective

internazionale

(adj.)

international

cambiare

(verb)

to exchange

finire

(verb)

to finish

spazio

(noun)

space

comprendere

(verb)

to comprise, to include, to encompass

causa

(noun)

cause

strumento

(noun)

instrument , tool, implement, means

niente

(pron.)

nothing

perdere

(verb)

to lose

risposta

(noun)

answer, reply, response, feedback

mezzo

(noun)

half, middle

contenere

(verb)

to contain

struttura

(noun)

structure, construction, organization, frame, framework, system, fabric

futuro

(adj.)

future

migliore

(adj.)

better

costituire

(verb)

to constitute, establish, set up, form

nascere

(verb)

to be born

funzione

(noun)

function

settore

(noun)

sector

iniziare

(verb)

to begin, to set about

internet

(noun)

internet

immagine

(noun)

image

pubblicare

(verb)

to publish

oggetto

(noun)

object

libero

(adj.)

free

intervento

(noun)

intervention

fronte

(noun)

forehead, brow

vecchio

(adj.)

old, outworn

acqua

(noun)

water

questione

(noun)

question, issue, matter, point

titolo

(noun)

title , headline , heading

morte

(noun)

death

scelta

(noun)

choice

provare

(verb)

to try, try out, test

raggiungere

(verb)

to reach, arrive at, get to, touch

fondo

(adj.)

deep

semplice

(adj.)

simple

gioco

(noun)

game

egli

(pron.)

he

mano

(noun)

hand

produrre

(verb)

to produce, yield, bear, generate

autore

(noun)

author

servire

(verb)

to serve

azienda

(noun)

firm, company, business, concern, establishment

obiettivo

(adj.)

objective

soggetto

(adj.)

subject, dependent

fornire

(verb)

to supply, to provide, to furnish, to give, to yield

settembre

(noun)

September

movimento

(noun)

movement

controllo

(noun)

check, control, verification, examination, inspection

area

(noun)

area, surface

subito

(adv.)

at once, immediately, as soon as possible, shortly

sera

(noun)

evening

rispetto

(noun)

respect, deference

intendere

(verb)

to mean

conto

(noun)

calculation

offrire

(verb)

to offer, treat

svolgere

(verb)

to unroll, unwind

impresa

(noun)

enterprise, undertaking, exploit, feat, endeavour/endeavor

marzo

(noun)

March

luce

(noun)

light

cittadino

(adj.)

town, city, civic, urban

amore

(noun)

love

ricevere

(verb)

to receive, get, have, be given, take

classe

(noun)

class

natura

(noun)

nature

dunque

(adv.)

then, afterwards

definire

(verb)

to define

scegliere

(verb)

to choose

mese

(noun)

month

fila

(noun)

line, rank

inizio

(noun)

beginning, start, inception

linea

(noun)

line

sicurezza

(noun)

safety, security

avvenire

(verb)

to happen, to occur

lettera

(noun)

letter

aspetto

(noun)

look

modello

(noun)

model

qualsiasi

(adj.)

any

qualcuno

(pron.)

someone, somebody

messaggio

(noun)

message

film

(noun)

film, movie

ragazzo

(noun)

boy, young man

consentire

(verb)

to agree, to assent, to consent

costo

(noun)

cost

giugno

(noun)

June

restare

(verb)

to stay, to remain

luglio

(noun)

July

partire

(verb)

to depart, to leave, to set forth

notizia

(noun)

item of news

organizzazione

(noun)

organization, arrangement, planning

conoscenza

(noun)

knowledge, cognition

spiegare

(verb)

to explain, elucidate, expound, show, account, understand

signore

(noun)

lord

vicino

(adj.)

near, close

utente

(noun)

user

soltanto

(adv.)

only, just, but, alone, merely

formazione

(noun)

formation, group

cultura

(noun)

culture

inviare

(verb)

to send out, to dispatch, to forward, to ship

basso

(adj.)

low

qualità

(noun)

quality

ritenere

(verb)

to hold again

parere

(verb)

to look, to seem, to appear

scoprire

(verb)

to uncover

ormai

(adv.)

by now, by this time, now, at this point, by then

proporre

(verb)

to propose, suggest, or put forward

ambiente

(noun)

environment

gente

(adj.)

noble

bisognare

(verb)

to be necessary, to have to, must, should, ought to

americano

(adj.)

American, United States, US, Yankee

massimo

(adj.)

maximum

tema

(noun)

theme, subject

difficile

(adj.)

difficult, hard

chiesa

(noun)

church

materiale

(adj.)

material

posizione

(noun)

position

essa

(pron.)

it, she, her

euro

(noun)

euro

commissione

(noun)

commission, committee, board

comunicazione

(noun)

communication

stampa

(noun)

press

presso

(adv.)

nearby, near, close

elemento

(noun)

element

produzione

(noun)

production, making, generation

prezzo

(noun)

price

sostenere

(verb)

to support, to hold up, to prop, to carry the weight of

principale

(adj.)

main, principal

confronto

(noun)

comparison

capacità

(noun)

capacity , ability, skill

rispettare

(verb)

to respect, honour/honor

partito

(adj.)

party per pale, divided into two equal parts vertically

data

(noun)

date

http

(noun)

Alternative spelling of HTTP

adesso

(adv.)

now

pieno

(adj.)

full

quattro

(noun)

four

pensiero

(noun)

thought

successo

(noun)

success

riconoscere

(verb)

to recognize

seguito

(adj.)

popular, successful

accordo

(noun)

accord, agreement, bond

prossimo

(adj.)

very near, near, close

carta

(noun)

paper

serie

(noun)

series

maggio

(noun)

May

motivo

(noun)

reason, ground

sopra

(adv.)

up

attenzione

(noun)

attention

ruolo

(noun)

role

membro

(noun)

member

costruire

(verb)

to build, construct

misura

(noun)

measure, measurement

terzo

(adj.)

third

associazione

(noun)

association, enterprise, partnership, joint venture

aggiungere

(verb)

to add, to append

presenza

(noun)

presence

appena

(adv.)

barely, hardly

gran

(adj.)

Apocopic form of grande

risultare

(verb)

to turn out to be, prove to be or emerge as

padre

(noun)

father

giusto

(adj.)

just, right

settimana

(noun)

week

chiaro

(adj.)

bright, shiny

genere

(noun)

kind

computer

(noun)

computer

specifico

(adj.)

specific

studente

(noun)

student

aspettare

(verb)

to wait for, await, wait or

indicare

(verb)

to point out, point to

passo

(noun)

footstep

rischio

(noun)

risk, chance, hazard, peril, danger

territorio

(noun)

territory

fase

(noun)

phase, stage, period, level, degree, step

iniziativa

(noun)

initiative, enterprise

cuore

(noun)

heart

notte

(noun)

night

significare

(verb)

to mean, to signify

proposta

(noun)

proposal

apparire

(verb)

to appear

soluzione

(noun)

solution

intero

(adj.)

whole, entire

testa

(noun)

head

comunità

(noun)

community

energia

(noun)

energy

privato

(adj.)

private, personal

storico

(adj.)

historic, historical

disposizione

(noun)

disposal

davvero

(adv.)

really, in fact

assumere

(verb)

to take on, assume

singolo

(adj.)

single

aiutare

(verb)

to help, assist

regione

(noun)

region, area, zone, district

documento

(noun)

document

nulla

(adv.)

nothing, anything

era

(noun)

age, epoch, period

popolo

(noun)

people

medio

(noun)

middle finger, tall man

incontro

(adv.)

towards

ufficio

(noun)

moral duty

evento

(noun)

event

pagare

(verb)

to pay

dimostrare

(verb)

to show, to display, to manifest, to demonstrate, to look, to appear, to evince

evitare

(verb)

to avoid, shy away from

lingua

(noun)

tongue

regola

(noun)

rule, norm, code, principle, order

capo

(noun)

head

aprile

(noun)

April

culturale

(adj.)

cultural

libertà

(noun)

freedom, liberty

zona

(noun)

a zone, area or district

prova

(noun)

trial, test, experiment

scopo

(noun)

aim, end, goal

simile

(adj.)

similar

riferimento

(noun)

reference, mention

superiore

(adj.)

superior

mare

(noun)

sea

utile

(adj.)

useful

esprimere

(verb)

to express

esso

(pron.)

it

precedente

(adj.)

preceding, previous, foregoing, earlier

musica

(noun)

music

unità

(noun)

unity

macchina

(noun)

machine

amare

(verb)

to love, to like

sviluppare

(verb)

to develop

effettuare

(verb)

to effect, to carry out, to make

pur

(adv.)

Apocopic form of pure

gestione

(noun)

management

raccontare

(verb)

to tell, to narrate, to recount, to relate

ridurre

(verb)

to reduce

cura

(noun)

care

tecnico

(adj.)

technical

piuttosto

(adv.)

rather , better , instead

mostrare

(verb)

to show

inserire

(verb)

to insert

morire

(noun)

death

economia

(noun)

economy

passato

(noun)

past

lavoratore

(adj.)

working

vivo

(adj.)

alive, live

ecco

(adv.)

here

limite

(noun)

limit, limitation, bounds

ecc

(adv.)

Abbreviation of eccetera., etc.

operazione

(noun)

operation

bianco

(adj.)

white

mantenere

(verb)

to maintain, to keep

dedicare

(verb)

to dedicate

reale

(adj.)

real

unione

(noun)

union

davanti

(adv.)

at the front, in front

medico

(adj.)

medical

organizzare

(verb)

to organize, arrange, set up

successivo

(adj.)

following, next, subsequent

occasione

(noun)

opportunity, chance, occasion, scope

attuale

(adj.)

present, current, modern, existing

fondamentale

(adj.)

fundamental, basic, essential

spesa

(noun)

expense, expenditure, spending, cost, charge

sede

(noun)

venue

militare

(adj.)

military

risorsa

(noun)

resource

dentro

(adv.)

inside, indoors

resto

(noun)

rest, remainder, balance

colore

(noun)

color/colour

differenza

(noun)

difference

condurre

(verb)

to lead, to guide, to escort

affermare

(verb)

to declare, to affirm, to state, to claim, to assert

richiesta

(noun)

request, demand, claim, call

animale

(adj.)

animal

opinione

(noun)

opinion, mind, view, attitude

carattere

(noun)

character, letter

decisione

(noun)

decision

versione

(noun)

version

arte

(noun)

art

madre

(noun)

mother

ministro

(noun)

minister

tecnologia

(noun)

technology

buon

(adj.)

Apocopic form of buono

materia

(noun)

matter, substance, material, stuff

bastare

(verb)

to be enough

ambito

(adj.)

desirable, sought after

inglese

(adj.)

English

solito

(adj.)

usual, habitual, customary, same old

fisico

(adj.)

physical

sinistra

(noun)

left

figura

(noun)

figure

viaggio

(noun)

journey, trip, tour, voyage

occupare

(verb)

to occupy, take over, squat in

incontrare

(verb)

to meet, come across, bump into, run into, find, encounter

dimensione

(noun)

dimension

stabilire

(verb)

to establish, to fix, to set, to settle, to define, to agree on

civile

(adj.)

civil

porta

(noun)

gate

giungere

(verb)

to arrive, to reach, to come

agosto

(noun)

August

metodo

(noun)

method

disponibile

(adj.)

available, disposable, at one's disposal, free

avanti

(adj.)

previous, prior, last

affrontare

(verb)

to face or confront

naturale

(adj.)

natural

nero

(adj.)

black

sperare

(verb)

or che ) to hope

garantire

(verb)

to guarantee, warrant, ensure, assure

analisi

(noun)

analysis, testing, test

necessità

(noun)

necessity, need

pace

(noun)

peace

norma

(noun)

rule, norm, regulation

accettare

(verb)

to accept, to admit

diretto

(adj.)

direct, straight, immediate

ottobre

(noun)

October

facile

(adj.)

easy

dicembre

(noun)

December

rosso

(adj.)

red

secolo

(noun)

century

aria

(noun)

air

malattia

(noun)

illness, sickness, disease, ailment

esame

(noun)

examination, test

voto

(noun)

vow

ascoltare

(verb)

to listen to

rivolgere

(verb)

to turn again

torre

(noun)

tower

normale

(adj.)

normal

specie

(adv.)

especially, particularly

amministrazione

(noun)

administration, management

disporre

(verb)

to place, to arrange, to set out, to organize

concetto

(noun)

concept

conseguenza

(noun)

consequence

noto

(adj.)

of common knowledge

aumentare

(verb)

to increase, to raise, to augment, to boost

interessare

(verb)

to be interesting, to be of interest, to interest, to hold somebody's interest

ieri

(adv.)

yesterday

argomento

(noun)

topic, matter, subject, issue, point

riportare

(verb)

to bring again, bring back, take back, carry back

esterno

(adj.)

outside, outdoor, external, outer, outside, out

maniera

(noun)

manner, way

crescere

(verb)

to grow, to increase, to expand

partecipare

(verb)

to take part in, to participate in, to share

novembre

(noun)

November

piede

(noun)

foot

seguente

(adj.)

following, next, subsequent, succeeding

menta

(noun)

mint

università

(noun)

totality, entirety, whole

indirizzo

(noun)

address

sicuro

(adj.)

safe, secure

verità

(noun)

truth

discussione

(noun)

discussion

software

(noun)

software

applicazione

(noun)

application

mondiale

(adj.)

world, worldwide

infine

(adv.)

finally, in the end, at last, lastly, ultimately

fonte

(noun)

source, spring

lotta

(noun)

fight, struggle

direttamente

(adv.)

directly

autorità

(noun)

authority

giro

(noun)

turn, twist, rotation, revolution

entro

(adv.)

inside

mancare

(verb)

to be lacking, to be missing

pratica

(noun)

practice

responsabile

(adj.)

responsible, accountable, liable, in charge

dietro

(adv.)

behind, at the back

determinare

(verb)

to determine, define, establish, set out, calculate

proprietà

(noun)

ownership, proprietorship, property

crescita

(noun)

growth

occorrere

(verb)

must, to need, to be necessary

muovere

(verb)

to move

basare

(verb)

to base, ground, found

leggero

(adj.)

light

disco

(noun)

disc, disk

magari

(adv.)

even

scientifico

(adj.)

scientific

codice

(noun)

code

unito

(adj.)

united

banca

(noun)

bank

giornata

(noun)

day

valere

(verb)

to be worth

presto

(adj.)

ready

breve

(adj.)

brief, short

osservare

(verb)

to observe, watch, study, examine

regionale

(adj.)

regional

complesso

(adj.)

complex, intricate, subtle

verificare

(verb)

to verify, test, check, examine, inspect, survey

francese

(adj.)

French

febbraio

(noun)

February

comportamento

(noun)

behaviour/behavior, conduct, ways, actions

unire

(verb)

to unite, to put together

interessante

(adj.)

interesting

accadere

(verb)

to happen

difficoltà

(noun)

difficulty

cliente

(noun)

customer

scienza

(noun)

science

crisi

(noun)

crisis

antico

(adj.)

ancient

veramente

(adv.)

really, indeed, actually, truly

cinque

(noun)

five

link

(noun)

link

centrale

(adj.)

central

gennaio

(noun)

January

lontano

(adj.)

distant

contatto

(noun)

contact

direttore

(noun)

manager, director

giocare

(verb)

to play, specifically:

istituzione

(noun)

institution, institute

foto

(noun)

photo, snap

minuto

(adj.)

tiny, minute, emaciated, thin

male

(adv.)

badly, wrongly

finanziario

(adj.)

financial

capitale

(adj.)

head

descrivere

(verb)

to describe

genitore

(noun)

parent

responsabilità

(noun)

responsibility

formare

(verb)

to form, create, shape, make, mould/mold

intorno

(adj.)

of the surroundings, around, nearby

percorso

(noun)

distance

semplicemente

(adv.)

simply, plainly, plain

fenomeno

(noun)

phenomenon

paura

(noun)

fear

risolvere

(verb)

to solve

aiuto

(noun)

help, assistance, aid

direzione

(noun)

direction, way, course

accesso

(noun)

access, admittance, approach

San

(noun)

a form of Santo or Santa

popolazione

(noun)

population

lato

(noun)

side

costruzione

(noun)

construction

abbastanza

(adv.)

enough, sufficiently

riferire

(verb)

to wound again

caro

(adj.)

dear , sweetheart

posto

(noun)

place, spot

dubbio

(adj.)

doubtful, uncertain, dubious, questionable

ragazza

(noun)

girl, young woman

legare

(verb)

bind, tie

superare

(verb)

to exceed

scorso

(adj.)

last, previous

pronto

(adj.)

ready, prepared

finalmente

(adv.)

at last

ovviamente

(adv.)

obviously, evidently, clearly

segno

(noun)

sign

mandare

(verb)

to send, forward, dispatch, transmit

sezione

(noun)

section

professionale

(adj.)

professional

principio

(noun)

beginning, start, inception

applicare

(verb)

to apply, to put, to stick, to spread

principe

(noun)

prince

esigenza

(noun)

requirement, need

ente

(noun)

corporation, body

quadro

(adj.)

square

contrario

(adj.)

contrary, opposite, alien

totale

(adj.)

total

età

(noun)

age

registrare

(verb)

to register, record, note

riforma

(noun)

reform

repubblica

(noun)

republic

teoria

(noun)

theory

probabilmente

(adv.)

probably, likely, possibly, easily

speciale

(adj.)

special

compiere

(verb)

to finish, to complete

assicurare

(verb)

to assure, guarantee

limitare

(verb)

to limit or restrict

trattamento

(noun)

treatment

acquisto

(noun)

purchase, acquisition

nemmeno

(adv.)

not even

confermare

(verb)

to confirm

tedesco

(adj.)

German, of Germany

finale

(adj.)

final, ending

funzionare

(verb)

to work, to function

danno

(noun)

damage, harm, injury

origine

(noun)

origin, derivation

imparare

(verb)

to learn

camera

(noun)

room, chamber

istituto

(noun)

college

errore

(noun)

mistake, error, slip, howler, blunder, goof

gestire

(verb)

to manage, run or administer

estero

(adj.)

foreign , overseas

impegno

(noun)

promise, pledge

citare

(verb)

to summon

lavorio

(noun)

intense activity or work

divenire

(verb)

to become

postare

(verb)

to post

visto

(noun)

tick

completo

(adj.)

complete, entire, full, whole

minimo

(adj.)

superlative degree of piccolo

preparare

(verb)

to prepare, make ready, get ready, arrange

ulteriore

(adj.)

further

dimenticare

(verb)

to forget

piazza

(noun)

square, plaza

originale

(adj.)

original

eventuale

(adj.)

possible, potential, contingent

costringere

(verb)

to force, to compel, to constrain, to oblige

appunto

(noun)

note

raccogliere

(verb)

to pick up, glean

salute

(noun)

health, wellbeing

comportare

(verb)

to entail, to imply, to spell, to require

coinvolgere

(verb)

to involve, to implicate

guida

(noun)

guide

collegare

(verb)

to connect, to join together, to link, to link up

discorso

(noun)

speech, address, discourse

notare

(verb)

Archaic form of nuotare .

mangiare

(verb)

to eat

vendere

(verb)

to sell

mezza

(noun)

half-hour

completamente

(adv.)

completely, fully

considerazione

(noun)

consideration, reflection, thought

ufficiale

(adj.)

official

continuo

(adj.)

continuous

grave

(adj.)

grave, serious

impianto

(noun)

plant, factory

entrambi

(pron.)

both

provincia

(noun)

province

succedere

(verb)

to take the place , to succeed

insomma

(adv.)

in short, in sum, in a word, in conclusion

pari

(adj.)

equal

collaborazione

(noun)

cooperation, collaboration, teamwork, contribution

cambiamento

(noun)

a change or shift

fermare

(verb)

to stop

studiare

(verb)

to study

cadere

(verb)

to fall

canzone

(noun)

song

eseguire

(verb)

to execute, carry out, do, make, perform, fulfill, effect

trasformare

(verb)

to change, transform, convert, turn

straniero

(adj.)

foreign, alien

vincere

(verb)

to win

colpire

(verb)

to hit, strike, smite

tecnica

(noun)

technique

fin

(noun)

Apocopic form of fine

proposito

(noun)

purpose, intention, plan, design

categoria

(noun)

category, topic

modificare

(verb)

to modify, alter

impegnare

(verb)

to pawn

dieci

(noun)

ten

modalità

(noun)

formality

compagno

(adj.)

alike, like, similar, the same

personaggio

(noun)

figure, personality, personage

pezzo

(noun)

piece, chunk

commerciale

(adj.)

trade, trading, business, commercial

giornalista

(noun)

journalist

comporre

(verb)

to compose, compound

contributo

(noun)

contribution

sedere

(verb)

to sit

imporre

(verb)

to impose, set, lay

spirito

(noun)

spirit, mind

competenza

(noun)

competence

tentare

(verb)

to try, to attempt

volontà

(noun)

will, volition

tramite

(noun)

intermediary, link

metro

(noun)

metre, meter

convincere

(verb)

to convince, persuade, argue, satisfy

memoria

(noun)

memory, recall

operatore

(noun)

operator

stile

(noun)

style

santo

(adj.)

holy

volto

(noun)

face

operare

(verb)

to operate, work, act

ministero

(noun)

ministry

sud

(noun)

south

positivo

(adj.)

positive

valutazione

(noun)

valuation, estimation, feedback

contenuto

(adj.)

restrained, suppressed

giornale

(noun)

newspaper

numeroso

(adj.)

numerous, large, big, many, several

importanza

(noun)

importance, consequence, significance

procedura

(noun)

procedure

preferire

(verb)

to prefer

favore

(noun)

favour/favor

cielo

(noun)

sky

post

(noun)

post

linguaggio

(noun)

language

realizzazione

(noun)

realization

profondo

(adj.)

deep, profound

riprendere

(verb)

to take or grab again

mala

(noun)

underworld, gangland

dolore

(noun)

ache, pain

ampio

(adj.)

wide, broad

condividere

(verb)

to share

quota

(noun)

share, amount, part

controllare

(verb)

to check, verify, inspect, examine

comunicare

(verb)

to communicate, to transmit, to impart, to convey

sicuramente

(adv.)

surely, certainly, definitely, of course

ricco

(adj.)

rich - possessing money, beauty etc.

offerta

(noun)

offer

passaggio

(noun)

passage, passing, gap

moderno

(adj.)

modern

individuo

(noun)

individual

aumento

(noun)

increase, rise, growth

paziente

(adj.)

patient

trasporto

(noun)

transport, carriage, conveyance, freight, freighting, haulage

coscienza

(noun)

conscience

segreto

(adj.)

secret

comprare

(verb)

to buy

anima

(noun)

soul

fede

(noun)

faith, belief

povero

(adj.)

poor

riguardo

(noun)

respect, connection, regard

visione

(noun)

vision

campagna

(noun)

rural area: country, countryside

concludere

(verb)

to conclude, close, end, finish

industriale

(adj.)

industrial

destinare

(verb)

to establish irrevocably as destiny, to destine, to have in store, to decree

commentare

(verb)

to annotate

capace

(adj.)

large, capacious

naturalmente

(adv.)

naturally, of course, sure

metà

(noun)

half

diffondere

(verb)

to spread

letto

(noun)

bed

strano

(adj.)

strange, odd, dodgy

chiudere

(verb)

to close, to shut

tradizionale

(adj.)

traditional, customary

recente

(adj.)

recent

stanza

(noun)

room

popolare

(adj.)

of the people, people's, popular

desiderare

(verb)

to wish, to want, to like, to desire, to long

adottare

(verb)

to adopt

festa

(noun)

feast

giustizia

(noun)

justice, fairness, equity

togliere

(verb)

to take off, pull away

scena

(noun)

scene

attacco

(noun)

attack, assault

decreto

(noun)

decree

accompagnare

(verb)

to go with, come with, accompany, escort

verde

(adj.)

green

costituzione

(noun)

constitution, structure, composition

mattina

(noun)

morning

ognuno

(pron.)

each one, all

tendere

(verb)

to tighten

immaginare

(verb)

to imagine, picture, fancy, conceive

acquistare

(verb)

to buy or purchase

democrazia

(noun)

democracy

grosso

(adj.)

big, large

cristiano

(adj.)

Christian

coloro

(pron.)

they

assolutamente

(adv.)

absolutely, completely, totally, dead

operativo

(adj.)

operative, effective

scritto

(adj.)

written

strategia

(noun)

strategy

aperto

(adj.)

open

espressione

(noun)

expression

quotidiano

(adj.)

daily, everyday

migliorare

(verb)

to improve, to ameliorate, to better

manifestazione

(noun)

expression

giudizio

(noun)

judgment, wisdom, sense

individuare

(verb)

to identify

fratello

(noun)

brother, sibling

scendere

(verb)

to go down, come down

esistenza

(noun)

existence

chiave

(noun)

key

edizione

(noun)

edition

istruzione

(noun)

education, schooling

sangue

(noun)

blood

peso

(noun)

weight

nascondere

(verb)

to hide, to conceal

componente

(noun)

component

tradizione

(noun)

tradition, custom, use, heritage

suonare

(verb)

to play

desiderio

(noun)

wish, desire, longing

girare

(verb)

to turn, stir, turn over

creazione

(noun)

creation

blog

(noun)

blog

ritorno

(noun)

return

purtroppo

(adv.)

unfortunately, regretfully, regrettably

partecipazione

(noun)

participation

corriera

(noun)

coach, bus

spingere

(verb)

to push, press

tentativo

(noun)

attempt, try, effort, shot, endeavour/endeavor

maggioranza

(noun)

majority, most

commercio

(noun)

commerce, trade, trading, market, business

ricordo

(noun)

memory, recollection, remembrance

alzare

(verb)

to lift , to raise, to heave

guidare

(verb)

to guide, lead, show, escort

agire

(verb)

to act or operate

romano

(adj.)

Roman

nazione

(noun)

nation

soldo

(noun)

penny, cent

supporto

(noun)

helper

filosofia

(noun)

philosophy

ripetere

(verb)

to repeat

morale

(adj.)

moral

frase

(noun)

sentence

sostanza

(noun)

substance, matter, material

consumo

(noun)

consumption, use, expenditure, wear

evidente

(adj.)

obvious, evident

intervenire

(verb)

to happen, to occur

lettura

(noun)

reading

massa

(noun)

mass

lista

(noun)

list, pile

distanza

(noun)

distance, interval

Maria

(noun)

cannabis, marijuana

certamente

(adv.)

certainly, definitely, surely, of course

utilizzo

(noun)

utilization

significativo

(adj.)

significant, sensical

contesto

(noun)

context, setting

sogno

(noun)

dream

nord

(noun)

north

fattore

(noun)

factor, element

significato

(noun)

meaning, sense

elettronico

(adj.)

electronic

ritrovare

(verb)

to find again, to find

giudice

(noun)

judge, magistrate

comando

(noun)

order, command

attivo

(adj.)

active

sforzo

(noun)

effort, endeavour/endeavor

definizione

(noun)

definition

sguardo

(noun)

glance, look

prospettiva

(noun)

perspective

introdurre

(verb)

to put, to insert

quantità

(noun)

quantity

addirittura

(adv.)

even

qualunque

(adj.)

any

sottolineare

(verb)

to underline, underscore

discutere

(verb)

to discuss, debate, moot, question

salire

(verb)

to go up, to come up

criterio

(noun)

criterion, rule

recuperare

(verb)

to recover, regain, retrieve, recuperate, get back, recoup, fetch

modifica

(noun)

adjustment

sala

(noun)

room

rivelare

(verb)

to reveal, disclose, let out, make known, tell

ammettere

(verb)

to admit, accept, acknowledge

nemico

(noun)

enemy, foe

copia

(noun)

copy

comma

(noun)

subsection, subparagraph

investimento

(noun)

investment

sabato

(noun)

Saturday

assoluto

(adj.)

absolute

vendita

(noun)

sale

avvicinare

(verb)

to move near, move closer, bring near

protezione

(noun)

protection

parco

(adj.)

frugal, moderate, temperate, sparing

toccare

(verb)

to touch

religioso

(adj.)

religious, devout

faccia

(noun)

face

vantaggio

(noun)

advantage, vantage

neanche

(adv.)

neither

abbandonare

(verb)

to abandon

inferiore

(adj.)

inferior

mostra

(noun)

exhibition, show

domani

(adv.)

tomorrow

corte

(noun)

courtyard

esperto

(adj.)

experienced, expert, skilled

uccidere

(verb)

to kill

classico

(adj.)

classic, classical

regolamento

(noun)

regulation

esse

(noun)

The name of the Latin-script letter S., ess

domenica

(noun)

Sunday

correre

(verb)

to run

particolarmente

(adv.)

particularly

felice

(adj.)

happy

valutare

(verb)

to value

tirare

(verb)

to pull, to draw, to tug, to drag

mezzogiorno

(noun)

midday, noon

insegnante

(adj.)

teaching

promuovere

(verb)

to promote, to favor, to encourage

biblioteca

(noun)

library

polizia

(noun)

polity

dipendente

(adj.)

subordinate

includere

(verb)

to enclose

speranza

(noun)

hope

duro

(adj.)

hard

segnalare

(verb)

to indicate or be a sign of

fuoco

(noun)

fire

fissare

(verb)

to fasten, fix, secure

pena

(noun)

sorrow

lettore

(noun)

reader

escludere

(verb)

to exclude , to leave out

ritornare

(verb)

to return, to go back

efficace

(adj.)

effective

finestra

(noun)

window

carico

(adj.)

loaded, laden

vuol

(verb)

Apocopic form of vuole

impedire

(verb)

to prevent, to prohibit, to hamper, to hinder, to impede, to obstruct

dipendere

(verb)

to depend , to be up to , to hang , to come from, to be due to

contribuire

(verb)

to contribute

video

(noun)

video

conclusione

(noun)

conclusion

scala

(noun)

ladder

possedere

(verb)

to possess, have, own

braccio

(noun)

arm

esercizio

(noun)

exercise

democratico

(adj.)

democratic

marco

(noun)

mark

editore

(adj.)

publishing

posta

(noun)

mail, post

serio

(adj.)

serious

conflitto

(noun)

conflict

terreno

(adj.)

ground

medesimo

(pron.)

the same one

avviare

(verb)

to send, to refer

mancanza

(noun)

lack, shortage, deficiency, want

porto

(noun)

port, harbour/harbor

provocare

(verb)

to cause

moglie

(noun)

wife

rivoluzione

(noun)

revolution

spalla

(noun)

shoulder

vittima

(noun)

victim

invitare

(verb)

to invite

procedere

(verb)

to proceed, to advance, to go forward

preciso

(adj.)

precise, exact, thorough

caratterizzare

(verb)

to characterize

freddo

(adj.)

cold

musicale

(adj.)

music, musical

scambio

(noun)

exchange, interchange, swap

sufficiente

(adj.)

sufficient, enough

accorgersi

(verb)

to notice

produttivo

(adj.)

productive

scolastico

(adj.)

school, education, scholastic, educational

caldo

(adj.)

warm, hot

merito

(adj.)

deserved

volume

(noun)

volume

riflessione

(noun)

reflection, meditation, consideration

ottimo

(adj.)

very good, very fine, excellent, perfect, splendid

industria

(noun)

industry

motore

(adj.)

motor, motory, motive, propelling, driving, moving

palazzo

(noun)

a royal palace

comitato

(noun)

committee, board

dormire

(verb)

to sleep

concreto

(adj.)

concrete

racconto

(noun)

story, tale, short story, account

gazzetta

(noun)

gazette

coprire

(verb)

to cover

differente

(adj.)

different, differing, dissimilar, unlike

enorme

(adj.)

huge, enormous, immense, great

sentimento

(noun)

feeling, emotion, sentiment

tutela

(noun)

guardianship, tutorship

chiuso

(adj.)

closed

vento

(noun)

wind

corrente

(adj.)

running

credito

(noun)

credit

sostegno

(noun)

support

famoso

(adj.)

famous, well-known, renowned

appartenere

(verb)

to belong

passione

(noun)

passion, love, addiction

esporre

(verb)

to expose, put out, display, show

salvare

(verb)

to save, rescue, retrieve, deliver

ipotesi

(noun)

hypothesis

vicenda

(noun)

affair, event, story

venerdì

(noun)

Friday

velocità

(noun)

speed, velocity, rate, pace, rapidity

lanciare

(verb)

to throw, to sling, to launch

dettaglio

(noun)

detail

muro

(noun)

wall

estate

(noun)

summer

dollaro

(noun)

dollar

silenzio

(noun)

silence, quiet

soddisfare

(verb)

to satisfy

dirigere

(verb)

to address

assemblea

(noun)

assembly, meeting, convention, muster

esercito

(noun)

army

attualmente

(adv.)

currently, now, at present, nowadays, at the moment

approvare

(verb)

to approve

tasso

(noun)

rate, level, percentage

test

(noun)

test

ebreo

(adj.)

Hebrew, Jewish

sportivo

(adj.)

sports, sporting

opportunità

(noun)

expediency, advisability, opportunity, timeliness

critica

(noun)

criticism

negativo

(adj.)

negative

conte

(noun)

count

proteggere

(verb)

to shield or protect

altrimenti

(adv.)

otherwise, or else

battaglia

(noun)

battle

regime

(noun)

regime, régime

epoca

(noun)

epoch, era, age, period

derivare

(verb)

to originate

forum

(noun)

forum

assai

(adv.)

very

proseguire

(verb)

to continue, carry on, go on, resume

sostituire

(verb)

to substitute

destra

(noun)

right

vuoto

(adj.)

empty, vacant

trasmettere

(verb)

to transmit, transfer, pass on, hand down, convey, communicate

difendere

(verb)

to defend

preoccupare

(verb)

to worry, to trouble, to bother

web

(noun)

web

standard

(adj.)

standard

colpo

(noun)

blow, knock, shock

bilancio

(noun)

balance , balance sheet, budget

disegno

(noun)

drawing, cartoon

integrazione

(noun)

integration

meccanismo

(noun)

mechanism

sorta

(noun)

sort, type, kind

favorire

(verb)

to favour/favor, to help, to aid, to support

ridere

(verb)

to laugh

violenza

(noun)

violence

potenza

(noun)

power, strength, force, authority

regolare

(adj.)

regular, standard, normal, ordinary, average

generazione

(noun)

generation, procreation, production

religione

(noun)

religion

eliminare

(verb)

to eliminate

maestro

(noun)

teacher

emergere

(verb)

to emerge, come out, surface, appear

pagamento

(noun)

payment

consigliare

(verb)

to advise, to suggest, to recommend, to counsel

provvedimento

(noun)

measure, act, step

e-mail

(noun)

e-mail

pressione

(noun)

pressure

conferenza

(noun)

conference

sentenza

(noun)

verdict, judgment, ruling

essenziale

(adj.)

essential, fundamental, main, crucial, basic

operaio

(adj.)

working, workmen's, worker's, labour/labor

presentazione

(noun)

presentation

obbligo

(noun)

obligation, duty

riunione

(noun)

meeting, assembly, conference

cinema

(noun)

cinema

indagine

(noun)

investigation, inquiry, probe, enquiry

durata

(noun)

duration, length

insegnare

(verb)

to teach

elevato

(adj.)

high

lunedì

(noun)

Monday

fortuna

(noun)

luck

teatro

(noun)

theatre, theater

concerto

(noun)

concert, recital

cattolico

(adj.)

Catholic

agenzia

(noun)

agency, bureau

visita

(noun)

visit

elezione

(noun)

election

pubblicazione

(noun)

publication

indicazione

(noun)

indication

distribuzione

(noun)

distribution

alimentare

(adj.)

food, alimentary, dietary, eating

rassegna

(noun)

inspection

affidare

(verb)

to entrust, commit, give, leave

stella

(noun)

star

est

(noun)

east

domandare

(verb)

to ask

franco

(adj.)

frank, candid

protagonista

(noun)

protagonist

generare

(verb)

to procreate, beget, breed, create

dominio

(noun)

rule, dominion

capello

(noun)

a single hair

falso

(adj.)

false

globale

(adj.)

overall, inclusive

notevole

(adj.)

notable, noteworthy, remarkable

avanzare

(verb)

to advance, to proceed

sindacato

(adj.)

syndicated

cambio

(noun)

exchange

compagnia

(noun)

company, companionship, fellowship, society, people

estendere

(verb)

to extend

paio

(noun)

pair

attendere

(verb)

to wait for, to await

pericolo

(noun)

peril, danger

facilmente

(adv.)

easily

tesi

(noun)

thesis

immediatamente

(adv.)

immediately, at once, promptly, right away, forthwith, straight away

docente

(adj.)

teaching

digitale

(noun)

foxglove

impossibile

(adj.)

impossible

sanitario

(adj.)

sanitary

sole

(noun)

star

sbagliare

(verb)

to make a mistake, be wrong

artista

(noun)

artist

suono

(noun)

sound

laboratorio

(noun)

laboratory, lab

ospedale

(noun)

hospital

costa

(noun)

meanings related to the literal sense:

informare

(verb)

to inform, tell, report, notify

curare

(verb)

to treat, cure

concedere

(verb)

to award, bestow

spettacolo

(noun)

show, performance, play, review

polo

(noun)

pole

consistere

(verb)

to consist

critico

(adj.)

critical

fermo

(adj.)

still

straordinario

(adj.)

extraordinary

intanto

(adv.)

in the meantime, meanwhile, while

contare

(verb)

to count

cosiddetto

(adj.)

so-called

identità

(noun)

identity

largo

(adj.)

wide, broad

resistenza

(noun)

resistance

elettrico

(adj.)

electric

papa

(noun)

pope

isola

(noun)

island, isle

riduzione

(noun)

reduction, cut, cutback, retrenchment

familiare

(adj.)

family, domestic

ambientale

(adj.)

environmental

perdita

(noun)

loss, waste, deprivation

scheda

(noun)

card

inutile

(adj.)

useless, unnecessary, needless

sensazione

(noun)

sensation, feeling

mamma

(noun)

mom , mommy , mum , mummy

organismo

(noun)

organism

parlamento

(noun)

conversation, talk

frutto

(noun)

fruit

combattere

(verb)

to fight, to combat

nullo

(pron.)

no one, nobody

regno

(noun)

kingdom

conservare

(verb)

to keep, preserve, retain, conserve, hold, save

collega

(noun)

colleague

riflettere

(verb)

to reflect

legale

(adj.)

lawful, legitimate

garanzia

(noun)

guarantee, warrant, security

negozio

(noun)

shop, a store

modulo

(noun)

form

bere

(verb)

to drink

mentale

(adj.)

mental

determinato

(adj.)

particular

simbolo

(noun)

symbol, sign, emblem, icon

ingresso

(noun)

entrance, hall

occidentale

(adj.)

west, western, westerly, occidental

giovedì

(noun)

Thursday

rischiare

(verb)

to risk, to jeopardize

vacanza

(noun)

holiday , vacation

accogliere

(verb)

to welcome, receive

perfetto

(adj.)

perfect

assistenza

(noun)

assistance

tecnologico

(adj.)

technological

attore

(noun)

actor, player

evoluzione

(noun)

an ordered movement

mutuo

(adj.)

mutual, reciprocal

bocca

(noun)

mouth

disciplina

(noun)

discipline

farmaco

(noun)

medicine, medication, drug

adulto

(adj.)

adult, grown-up

occupazione

(noun)

occupation

letteratura

(noun)

literature

colpa

(noun)

fault

tratto

(adj.)

taken , based

manifestare

(verb)

to express, to reveal

spostare

(verb)

to move, to shift

uguale

(adj.)

equal, identical, alike, like, same

poesia

(noun)

poetry, verse

opportuno

(adj.)

opportune, timely, suitable, fit, appropriate, right

dibattito

(noun)

debate, discussion

fondare

(verb)

to found, establish, constitute, start, set up, build

tipico

(adj.)

typical, typic, classic, local, characteristic, peculiar

lezione

(noun)

lesson

qual

(adj.)

Apocopic form of quale

corrispondere

(verb)

to correspond or

premio

(noun)

prize, award

teste

(noun)

witness

auto

(noun)

Clipping of automobile: car

tendenza

(noun)

tendency, bent, inclination, proneness, propension

finanziamento

(noun)

financing

arrivo

(noun)

arrival

attaccare

(verb)

to stick, attach, append

signor

(noun)

Apocopic form of signore

dialogo

(noun)

dialogue

liberare

(verb)

to free, set free, release, liberate, deliver, rid

amministrativo

(adj.)

administrative

foglio

(noun)

sheet

valido

(adj.)

valid, effective, good, substantial, sound, strong

distribuire

(verb)

to distribute

denaro

(noun)

money

anziano

(adj.)

elderly, aged, old

trasferire

(verb)

to transfer, move, remove, shift

entrata

(noun)

the act of entering, entry, entrance, arrival, admission

indietro

(adv.)

back, behind, backwards

doppio

(adj.)

two, double, dual

collegamento

(noun)

connection, link, contact, relation, association

legame

(noun)

link, bond

intervista

(noun)

interview

edificio

(noun)

building

rappresentante

(noun)

representative

uscita

(noun)

exit, way out

estremo

(adj.)

extreme, utmost, farthest, terminal, outermost

distinguere

(verb)

to distinguish, discern, discriminate

convenzione

(noun)

agreement

emozione

(noun)

emotion

prestazione

(noun)

a service

soldato

(noun)

soldier

esattamente

(adv.)

exactly, precisely, just

socio

(noun)

member, affiliate, partner, associate, fellow, mate

traffico

(noun)

traffic

sette

(noun)

seven

ideale

(adj.)

ideal

partenza

(noun)

departure, leaving, starting

comunale

(adj.)

town

pelle

(noun)

skin

soffrire

(verb)

to suffer, to feel, to go through

informatico

(adj.)

computing, informatic

distruggere

(verb)

to destroy, wipe out or ruin

elenco

(noun)

list, pile

atteggiamento

(noun)

attitude, behaviour/behavior, ways, position, stance, air, pose

ringraziare

(verb)

to thank

editoriale

(adj.)

publishing

rientrare

(verb)

to reenter, to go back

aereo

(adj.)

aerial

calcolo

(noun)

calculus

sorgere

(verb)

to rise

sottoporre

(verb)

to subject

visitare

(verb)

to visit

trasformazione

(noun)

change, alteration

orario

(adj.)

time

reazione

(noun)

reaction, backlash

cervello

(noun)

brain

immediato

(adj.)

immediate, prompt, direct

cogliere

(verb)

to pick, to gather

candidato

(noun)

candidate

identificare

(verb)

to identify

godere

(verb)

to enjoy or

chiunque

(pron.)

whoever

superficie

(noun)

surface

altrettanto

(pron.)

same to you, you too

convegno

(noun)

meeting

coppia

(noun)

couple

reddito

(noun)

income

carcere

(noun)

jail, prison

approccio

(noun)

approach

esercitare

(verb)

to train or

trasmissione

(noun)

transmission

sessuale

(adj.)

sex, sexual

online

(adj.)

online

migliaio

(noun)

thousand, about a thousand, about one thousand

costante

(adj.)

constant, persistent, consistent

apertura

(noun)

opening

qua

(adv.)

here

ciascuno

(pron.)

each one

ciclo

(noun)

cycle , bike

attribuire

(verb)

to award, assign, give

suggerire

(verb)

to suggest, to hint, to propose, to advise

intenzione

(noun)

intention, intent, purpose, mind, wish

fiducia

(noun)

trust, faith

pomeriggio

(noun)

afternoon

riconoscimento

(noun)

recognition, identification

trarre

(verb)

to draw, extract, pull

radio

(noun)

radius

puro

(adj.)

pure

rifiutare

(verb)

to be unwilling to accept or receive, to refuse, decline, reject

raccolta

(noun)

gathering, collecting, collection, raising

dividere

(verb)

to divide

integrare

(verb)

to supplement, to complement

individuale

(adj.)

individual, personal

introduzione

(noun)

insertion

spirituale

(adj.)

spiritual

tradurre

(verb)

to translate

permesso

(adj.)

allowed, permitted

manifesto

(adj.)

manifest, apparent, evident, obvious

rifiuto

(noun)

refusal, declination, rejection, denial

pianeta

(noun)

planet

telefono

(noun)

telephone, phone

investire

(verb)

to invest

cattivo

(adj.)

bad

merce

(noun)

goods, wares, merchandise, products, commodities

educazione

(noun)

education, training

rivoluzionario

(adj.)

revolutionary

lucere

(verb)

to shine

logica

(noun)

logic

accanto

(adv.)

nearby

definitivo

(adj.)

final

iniziale

(adj.)

initial, opening, first, starting, beginning

canale

(noun)

channel

pericoloso

(adj.)

dangerous, risky, insecure, unsafe

capitare

(verb)

to happen

puntare

(verb)

to push, lean, rest, plant, brace

innovazione

(noun)

innovation

scrittore

(noun)

writer, author

connettere

(verb)

to connect, to join, to link

organo

(noun)

organ

assistere

(verb)

to assist

indice

(noun)

index, index finger, forefinger

votare

(verb)

to vote , ,

causare

(verb)

to cause

medicina

(noun)

medicine

legislativo

(adj.)

legislative

comunista

(adj.)

communist, Communist

esaminare

(verb)

to examine, vet, audit

collettivo

(adj.)

collective, general, common, joint

comunitario

(adj.)

community

serata

(noun)

evening, night

dotare

(verb)

to endow

missione

(noun)

mission

pratico

(adj.)

practical

potente

(adj.)

powerful, potent, mighty

stretto

(adj.)

narrow

giuridico

(adj.)

legal

umanità

(noun)

humanity, mankind

evidenziare

(verb)

to highlight, to stress, to emphasize, to underline, to point out

cantare

(verb)

to sing

cristo

(noun)

Christ

attorno

(adv.)

around

ritardo

(noun)

delay, lag

grafico

(adj.)

graphic

parete

(noun)

wall

ordinare

(verb)

to order

produttore

(adj.)

producing

praticamente

(adv.)

practically

conseguire

(verb)

to achieve, to attain, to get, to gain

urbano

(adj.)

urban

novità

(noun)

novelty

scaricare

(verb)

to unload, discharge, empty, unburden

canto

(noun)

song

assegnare

(verb)

to assign, allocate or allot

veloce

(adj.)

fast, quick, speedy, rapid

disponibilità

(noun)

availability, supply

battere

(verb)

to beat, to strike, to hit

complessivo

(adj.)

comprehensive

leader

(noun)

leader

rivista

(noun)

magazine

rompere

(verb)

to break

proprietario

(noun)

owner, proprietary, proprietor, landlord

tabella

(noun)

table

salvo

(adj.)

safe, out of danger, saved, secure from

alternativo

(adj.)

alternative

permanente

(adj.)

permanent

iscrivere

(verb)

to register, enter, record

intellettuale

(adj.)

intellectual

correggere

(verb)

to correct

cane

(noun)

dog, male dog

riservare

(verb)

to reserve, keep, set aside

bravo

(adj.)

good, well-behaved

tribunale

(noun)

court

persino

(adv.)

even, just

osservazione

(noun)

observation

confine

(noun)

border, frontier

cavallo

(noun)

horse

ove

(adv.)

where

installare

(verb)

to install, to place

piangere

(verb)

to weep, cry

attivare

(verb)

to activate

martedì

(noun)

Tuesday

tavolo

(noun)

table, board, desk

accedere

(verb)

to approach

marito

(noun)

husband

mercoledì

(noun)

Wednesday

quarto

(adj.)

fourth

concentrare

(verb)

to gather, assemble, bring together, merge

recare

(verb)

to carry

volo

(noun)

flight

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