How do you say "push" in Italian?

spingere

Verb Noun

In Italian, "push" is spingere.

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Pronunciation

Spingere is SPEEN-jeh-reh, stress on the first syllable, with the G before E softening into a J sound.

Grammar notes

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

Example sentence

Doveva spingere il pesante carro.

He had to push the heavy cart.

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How to remember spingere

You spin around after you spingere (push) something hard - spin- matches the start.

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Questions about spingere

How do you pronounce spingere?

Spingere is SPEEN-jeh-reh, stress on the first syllable, with the G before E softening into a J sound.

Is spingere formal or casual?

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

How is spingere used in Italian?

spingere is used the same way as the equivalent English verb. For example: Doveva spingere il pesante carro. (He had to push the heavy cart.).

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