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How do you say "drill" in Italian?

il trapano

Noun Masculine

In Italian, "drill" is il trapano.

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Pronunciation

When you say trapano, split it tra-pa-no and accent pa. Keep every vowel short and pure, not the diphthongs English speakers default to.

Grammar notes

il trapano is masculine. Its plural is esercitazioni.

Example sentence

Ha fatto un buco con il trapano.

She made a hole with the drill.

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How to remember il trapano

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Questions about il trapano

How do you pronounce il trapano?

When you say trapano, split it tra-pa-no and accent pa. Keep every vowel short and pure, not the diphthongs English speakers default to.

Is il trapano masculine or feminine?

il trapano is masculine. il trapano is masculine. Its plural is esercitazioni.

How is il trapano used in Italian?

il trapano is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Ha fatto un buco con il trapano. (She made a hole with the drill.).

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