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     • Translation of cattivo – Italian–English dictionary cattivo adjective / ka'tːivo/ (moralmente)
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   Why is cattivo an irregular adjective?

   • Cattivo is an irregular adjective, because in adverbial form it becomes the word male rather than taking the suffix ‘ -mente ', as most Italian adjectives do. Instead, you'd say: La torta è riuscita male. The cake turned out badly. Mi sono trovata male in quel ristorante.

   Italian word of the day: 'Cattivo' - The Local Italy

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   What does cattivo mean?

   • Cattivo is an adjective that basically means 'bad' or 'naughty'. It might appear to be the kind of word that passes a moral judgement on all it describes. And it does, sometimes – but not always. Which is why it's so important to know how to use it correctly. You'll often hear it used like this: Un bambino cattivo. A naughty boy.

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   How should we use cattivo?

   • Let's take a closer look at how we should be using this tricky Italian adjective. Cattivo is an adjective that basically means 'bad' or 'naughty'. It might appear to be the kind of word that passes a moral judgement on all it describes. And it does, sometimes – but not always. Which is why it's so important to know how to use it correctly.

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   What does un bambino cattivo mean?

   • Un bambino cattivo. A naughty boy. It can also mean that something is defective or unpleasant. Ha un cattivo odore It smells bad (Or more Iiterally: It has a bad smell) The meaning isn't the only thing that trips Italian language students up. Fittingly enough, this naughty word refuses to play by the rules – of grammar, that is.

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   Which adjective describes a noun?

   • An adjective describes a noun, i.e. describes how a person, an animal or a thing is. Adjectives must be adapted to thegenderandnumberof the reference word. The reference word is always a noun. In the singular form, adjectives usually ends with -o(masc.), -a(fem.) or -e(both masc. and fem.); Buonogood / tasty and cattivobad / evil are adjectives;

   Difference between adjectives and adverbs in Italian

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   What is the difference between adjectives and adverbs in Italian?

   • Let’s see exactly what’s the difference between adjectives and adverbs in Italian. Difference between adjectives and adverbs Adjectives An adjective describes a noun, i.e. describes how a person, an animal or a thing is. Adjectives must be adapted to thegenderandnumberof the reference word. The reference word is always a noun.

   Difference between adjectives and adverbs in Italian

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3. www.collinsdictionary.com › cattivoEnglish translation of 'cattivo' - Collins Online Dictionary

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   Word forms: cattivo, cattiva. adjective. 1. (persona, azione) bad ⧫ wicked. (bambino, birichino) naughty ⧫ bad. un bambino cattivoa naughty boy. brutto cattivo!you naughty boy! quel ragazzo è un cattivo soggettothat boy’s a bit of a rascal. farsi cattivo sangue to worry ⧫ get in a state.

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4. www.reddit.com › r › italianlearningDifference between male and cattivo/a : r/italianlearning

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   Cattivo (evil, bad tasting, poor quality) is an adjective, so it describes the quality of a noun (person, animal, object). Paolo é cattivo - Paul is evil. Because they have two different grammar functions, they cannot be used interchangeably.

5. dictionary.cambridge.org › italian-english › cattivoCATTIVO definition - Cambridge Dictionary

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   disubbidiente. (che non è capace) bad , incompetent , incapable. un cattivo professionista an incompetent professional. Synonym. incapace. inefficiente. bad , poor , terrible. una cattiva memoria a poor memory.

6. italiano-bello.com › en › italian-grammarDifference between adjectives and adverbs in Italian

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   The reference word is not a noun, but a verb, an adjective or another adverb. Adverbs in Italian often ends in – mente (similar to the English -ly); Bene well and male badly are adverbs.

7. forum.wordreference.com › threads › male-vs-cattivomale vs. cattivo | WordReference Forums

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   Mar 5, 2009 · I do understand that cattivo is an adj. (like bad - e.g.: un cattivo libro) and that male is an adv. (like badly - e.g.: gioca male) 1. I do NOT understand, however, why "la casa non è cattiva" is wrong. I was told that "la casa non è male" is the correct way of saying that.

8. www.thelocal.it › italian-word-of-the-day-cattivoItalian word of the day: 'Cattivo' - The Local Italy

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   Feb 4, 2020 · Cattivo is an irregular adjective, because in adverbial form it becomes the word male rather than taking the suffix ‘-mente', as most Italian adjectives do. Instead, you'd say: La torta è riuscita male. The cake turned out badly. Mi sono trovata male in quel ristorante.

9. thelanguagegarage.com › buono-o-cattivo-good-orBuono o Cattivo? Good or Bad? Describing Things in Italian

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   Jun 13, 2022 · Notice that there are two ways to say good: buono and bravo. Buono is good in a general sense, and you can use it to describe a person, animal, or thing. Bravo means good in the sense of good at something, or talented at something, and it’s typically used with people.