firefighter
The word 'pompiere' in Italian refers to an individual who is trained in firefighting. It can be used in any context where one would typically say 'firefighter' in English, such as 'il pompiere sta spegnendo l'incendio' which translates to 'the firefighter is putting out the fire'.
The firefighter put out the fire quickly.
In this sentence, 'pompiere' means firefighter, 'ha spento' means 'put out', 'l'incendio' means 'the fire' and 'rapidamente' means 'quickly'. The sentence showcases the use of 'pompiere' in a simple, active sentence demonstrating a typical action performed by a firefighter.
My uncle is a long-serving firefighter.
In this sentence, 'Mio' means 'My', 'zio' means 'uncle', 'è' means 'is', 'un' means 'a', 'pompiere' means 'firefighter', 'di' means 'of' and 'lungo corso' means 'long-serving'. This sentence implies a sense of experience and duration of time in the role of a 'pompiere' or firefighter.
The firefighter's truck is red.
In this sentence, 'Il' means 'The', 'camion' means 'truck', 'del' is a contraction of 'di' and 'il', together meaning 'of the', 'pompiere' means 'firefighter', 'è' means 'is' and 'rosso' means 'red'. This sentence highlights the universally recognized color of the 'pompiere' or firefighter's truck.