What is 'sgusciato' called in English?

'sgusciato' in English is called "Shelled". Shelled refers to: Che possiede un rivestimento o guscio esterno duro.

How do you pronounce 'Shelled' and 'sgusciato'?

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What is an example sentence for Shelled in Italian?

English: "We bought a bag of shelled peanuts for the party." | Italian: "Abbiamo comprato un sacchetto di arachidi sgusciate per la festa."

adjective · verb

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shelled Meaning in Italian (shelled significato in italiano)

adjectivesgusciato, corazzato

verbbombardato

sgusciato in English:shelled

Gender:Maschile

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Il significato di shelled in italiano è sgusciato, corazzato, bombardato. (Che possiede un rivestimento o guscio esterno duro.)

Definitions of Shelled

1
adjective
corazzato
Describing something that possesses a hard outer covering or shell.
Che possiede un rivestimento o guscio esterno duro.
2
adjective
sgusciato
Referring to something from which the outer shell or covering has been removed.
A cui è stato rimosso il guscio o il rivestimento esterno.
3
verb
bombardato
Describing an area or position that has been attacked with artillery shells.
Descrive un'area o una posizione che è stata attaccata con proiettili d'artiglieria.

Example Sentences

casual

“We bought a bag of shelled peanuts for the party.”

Abbiamo comprato un sacchetto di arachidi sgusciate per la festa.

formal

“The city was heavily shelled during the war.”

La città fu pesantemente bombardata durante la guerra.

casual

“The shelled crab was easy to eat.”

Il granchio sgusciato era facile da mangiare.

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Synonyms (Sinonimi)

In English:

peeledhuskedbombarded

Antonyms (Contrari)

In English:

unshelledunpeeled

Inflected Word Forms

gerundshelling

nounshell

pluralshells

adjectiveunshelled

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

shell outphrasal_verb

To pay a large amount of money for something, often reluctantly.