🇮🇹Italian to English Lexicon

Italian to English Dictionary (Dizionario Italiano-Inglese)

Search any Italian word to get exact English definitions, pronunciations, and contextual examples.

Words Starting with "I"

intenzione
B2noun
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Intention

A thing intended; an aim, plan, or purpose.

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interscambio
B2noun
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Interchange

The action of two or more people exchanging things with each other.

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interludio
B2noun
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Interlude

An intervening period of time, event, or scene.

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intervallo
B2noun
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Intermission

A pause or interval, as between the acts of a play or parts of a concert.

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intermittente
B2adjective
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Intermittent

Occurring at irregular intervals; not continuous or steady.

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interufficio
B2adjective
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Interoffice

Existing, occurring, or conducted between different offices or departments within the same organization or business.

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interpretariato
B2noun
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Interpreting

The activity of translating spoken communication from one language to another orally in real time.

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intersecarsi
B2verb
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Intersect

To pass or cross each other; to meet at a point.

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intersezione
B2noun
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Intersection

A point or line where one line or surface crosses another.

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interstatale
B2adjective
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Interstate

Existing, connecting, or occurring between two or more states, especially of the United States.

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intimo
B2adjective
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Intimate

Closely acquainted; familiar, close, and private in a personal relationship.

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intimidazione
B2noun
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Intimidation

The action of intimidating someone, typically to force them to do or to refrain from doing something.

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