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

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   English Translation of “CATTIVO” | The official Collins Italian-English Dictionary online. ... adjectives always agree with the noun they describe, which means ...

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

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   CATTIVO - translate into English with the Italian-English Dictionary - Cambridge Dictionary

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

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   Cattivo is an adjective. It describes the quality of a noun. It can mean bad, negative, of children it can mean naughty, but the word also also has stronger meanings like nasty, evil or wicked. Lucio è di cattivo umore. - Lucio’s in a bad mood. I bambini cattivi ricevono il carbone dalla Befana. - Naughty children get coal from Befana.

5. www.thoughtco.com › italian-adjectives-4063126How to Use Italian Adjectives - ThoughtCo

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   Jan 30, 2019 · Note that when an adjective modifies two nouns of different gender, it keeps its masculine ending. For example: i padri e le madre italiani (Italian fathers and mothers). If an adjectives ends in -io, like "vecchio - old", the o is dropped to form the plural. l'abito vecchio - the old suit.

6. forum.wordreference.com › threads › position-ofPosition of adjectives: Un amico cattivo, un cattivo amico

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   Jul 20, 2005 · then a typical example: un giudice alto (a "phisically" tall judge) un alto giudice (an important judge) or using the other example un amico cattivo (objectively bad) un cattivo amico (I regard him as bad)-not all the adjectives can be freely moved before or after the noun-when you add a modifier to the adjective (ex. molto + adj),

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

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   Jun 13, 2022 · 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. (That’s why some people shout bravo! or brava! at the end of a performance.) Questo libro è buono/cattivo. This book is good/bad.

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   Is cattivo a Latin word?

   • As cattivo sounds a lot like the English word 'captive', which has a Latin root ( captivus ), you might correctly guess that those two words are related. The Italian verb catturare (to capture) also derives from the same word. But in modern Italian, the meaning has morphed over the years.

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

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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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   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.

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   How do adjectives Nero and cattivo change?

   • Observe how the adjectives nero and cattivo change to agree with nouns they modify. Note that when an adjective modifies two nouns of different gender, it keeps its masculine ending. For example: i padri e le madre italiani (Italian fathers and mothers). If an adjectives ends in -io, like "vecchio - old", the o is dropped to form the plural.

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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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   What is an example of an adjective?

   • The big piazza, the clear sky, and the handsome Italian man are all examples with an adjective, or something that gives more information about a noun. Oftentimes this is a description. In Italian an adjective agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies, and there are two groups of adjectives: those ending in -o and those ending in -e .

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

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   Feb 4, 2020 · While the origins of male are easy to understand – it comes from the Latin malus, meaning 'bad' – cattivo has very different roots. As cattivo sounds a lot like the English word 'captive', which has a Latin root (captivus), you might correctly guess that those two words are related. The Italian verb catturare (to capture) also derives from ...