What is 'mordere' called in English?

'mordere' in English is called "Bite". Bite refers to: Fissare o afferrare qualcosa con i denti, spesso causando una ferita o un segno.

How do you pronounce 'Bite' and 'mordere'?

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What is an example sentence for Bite in Italian?

English: "The dog might bite if you disturb it." | Italian: "Il cane potrebbe mordere se lo disturbi."

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English to Italian Dictionary

bite Meaning in Italian (bite significato in italiano)

verbmordere

nounmorso, boccone

Sinonimi:ferire

mordere in English:bite

Phonetic:mòrdere

Plural: bites

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Il significato di bite in italiano è mordere, morso, boccone. (Fissare o afferrare qualcosa con i denti, spesso causando una ferita o un segno.)

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Definitions of Bite

1
verb
mordere
To cut into or grasp something with the teeth, often causing an injury or mark.
Fissare o afferrare qualcosa con i denti, spesso causando una ferita o un segno.
2
noun
morso
The act of biting, or the mark or wound left by biting.
L'atto di mordere, o il segno o la ferita lasciata da un morso.
3
noun
boccone
A small piece of food or a quick meal, often taken in a hurry.
Un piccolo pezzo di cibo o un pasto veloce, spesso consumato in fretta.

Example Sentences

“The dog might bite if you disturb it.”

Il cane potrebbe mordere se lo disturbi.

“She took a bite of the apple.”

Ha preso un boccone di mela.

“Mosquito bites can be very itchy.”

Le punture di zanzara possono prudere molto.

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Synonyms (Sinonimi)

In Italian:

mordereferireboccone

In English:

chewgnawnip

Antonyms (Contrari)

In Italian:

accarezzarenutrire

In English:

releaselet go

Inflected Word Forms

past tensebit

past participlebitten

present participlebiting

agent nounbiter

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

bite the bulletidiom

To endure a difficult or unpleasant situation.

bite off more than you can chewidiom

To attempt to do something that is too difficult or too much for you.

a bite to eatexpression

A small meal or snack.