sottomarino
submarine
The word 'sottomarino' is a noun in Italian, and it translates to 'submarine' in English. The term is used to identify a type of watercraft that can operate independently underwater. It's commonly used in military or ocean exploration context.
Example sentences using: sottomarino
Ho visto un sottomarino in porto ieri.
I saw a submarine in the port yesterday.
This example demonstrates how to use 'sottomarino' in a simple past tense sentence, indicating something that was observed ('Ho visto') in a specific place ('in porto') at a specified past time ('ieri').
Il sottomarino è sommerso nell'oceano.
The submarine is submerged in the ocean.
In using 'sottomarino', this sentence depicts an ongoing state or action ('è sommerso') taking place in a specified location ('nell'oceano'). This example shows how to use 'sottomarino' in the current state or continuous action context.
Il sottomarino giallo è famoso nella canzone dei Beatles.
The yellow submarine is famous in the Beatles song.
This sentence is a cultural reference to the famous song 'Yellow Submarine' by The Beatles, depicting how to use 'sottomarino' when discussing cultural or historical topics. It also shows adjective use ('giallo') in Italian.