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How do you say "trophy" in Italian?

il trofeo

Noun Masculine

In Italian, "trophy" is il trofeo.

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Pronunciation

Say trofeo as tro-feo, putting the emphasis on tro.

Grammar notes

il trofeo is masculine. Its plural is trofei.

Example sentence

La squadra sollevò il trofeo lucente.

The team lifted the shiny trophy.

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How to remember il trofeo

Picture the scene "The team lifted the shiny trophy." and let trofeo be the label stuck onto it in your mind.

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Questions about il trofeo

How do you pronounce il trofeo?

Say trofeo as tro-feo, putting the emphasis on tro.

Is il trofeo masculine or feminine?

il trofeo is masculine. il trofeo is masculine. Its plural is trofei.

How is il trofeo used in Italian?

il trofeo is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: La squadra sollevò il trofeo lucente. (The team lifted the shiny trophy.).

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