C1🔤 Letters T–Z
Italian word
turbare
to disturb, to upset, to trouble emotionally
Looks like
turban
a head covering made of wrapped cloth
⚠️ The trap
'Turbante' is the turban, not 'turbare'. 'Turbare' is a verb meaning to disturb or distress emotionally. These look similar but are completely different.
To say "a head covering made of wrapped cloth" in Italian:
turbante (turban); turbare (to disturb/upset)
"turbare" in English means:
to disturb, to upset, to trouble emotionally
Example
"La notizia l'ha molto turbata."
"The news upset her greatly."
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