How do you say "lift" in Italian?

sollevare

Verb Noun

In Italian, "lift" is sollevare.

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Pronunciation

Sollevare is sohl-leh-VAH-reh, stress on the fourth syllable, and the double L is held a beat longer than a single L.

Grammar notes

sollevare is a verb used the same way as its English equivalent.

Example sentence

Può sollevare la scatola da sola.

She can lift the box on her own.

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How to remember sollevare

To relieve weight off the ground, you sollevare (lift) it - both words share 'lev' for lifting.

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Questions about sollevare

How do you pronounce sollevare?

Sollevare is sohl-leh-VAH-reh, stress on the fourth syllable, and the double L is held a beat longer than a single L.

Is sollevare formal or casual?

sollevare is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.

How is sollevare used in Italian?

sollevare is used the same way as the equivalent English verb. For example: Può sollevare la scatola da sola. (She can lift the box on her own.).

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