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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesidentico
Pronunciation / Transliteration: identico
"Ho trovato un cappotto identico al tuo."
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Similar in every detail; exactly alike.
"The two sisters wore identical dresses to the party."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Mid 16th century (as a medieval Latin legal term): from medieval Latin identicus, from late Latin identitas (see identity).
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Identical" is said worldwide
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identique
Transliteration: identique
"Leurs réactions étaient identiques."
identisch
Transliteration: identisch
"Die beiden Autos sind absolut identisch."
identico
Transliteration: identico
"Ho trovato un cappotto identico al tuo."
idéntico
Transliteration: idéntico
"Tienen gustos idénticos en la música."
idêntico
Transliteration: idêntico
"Eles têm gostos idênticos."
समान
Transliteration: samān
"दोनों कॉपियाँ बिल्कुल समान हैं।"
相同的
Transliteration: xiāngtóng de
"这两把钥匙是相同的。"
동일한
Transliteration: dongilhan
"그들은 동일한 옷을 입고 있었다."
同一の
Transliteration: dōitsu no
"彼らは同一の意見を持っている。"
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