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How do you say "runway" in Italian?

la pista

Noun Feminine

In Italian, "runway" is la pista.

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Pronunciation

For pista, sound it out pi-sta and push the stress onto pi.

Grammar notes

la pista is feminine. Its plural is piste.

Example sentence

L'aereo accelerò lungo la pista.

The plane sped down the runway.

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How to remember la pista

Build a tiny story around "The plane sped down the runway." and drop pista into it as the key prop.

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Questions about la pista

How do you pronounce la pista?

For pista, sound it out pi-sta and push the stress onto pi.

Is la pista masculine or feminine?

la pista is feminine. la pista is feminine. Its plural is piste.

How is la pista used in Italian?

la pista is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: L'aereo accelerò lungo la pista. (The plane sped down the runway.).

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