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vuoto
empty
The word 'vuoto' in Italian translates to 'empty' in English. It is used to describe a state of nothingness or absence. For example, one might say 'La bottiglia è vuota', which means 'The bottle is empty'.
Example sentences using: vuoto
Il mio bicchiere è vuoto.
My glass is empty.
This sentence is commonly used to indicate that there is no liquid left in one's drink container. In this context, 'vuoto' means 'empty'.
Mi sento vuoto all'interno.
I feel empty inside.
This phrase is often used in contexts of emotional emptiness rather than physical emptiness. It's commonly used by people when they feel a lack of emotion or a lack of purpose in life, making them feel 'vuoto', or 'empty', inside.