B1🔤 Letters T–Z
Italian word
vitale
vital, essential; also: lively, full of life
Looks like
vital
absolutely necessary; relating to life; full of energy
⚠️ The trap
True cognate, but 'vitale' in Italian is more often used to describe a person's energy and personality ('persona vitale') than in English, where 'vital' leans toward 'absolutely necessary'.
To say "absolutely necessary; relating to life; full of energy" in Italian:
vitale (same meaning)
"vitale" in English means:
vital, essential; also: lively, full of life
Example
"È una persona vitale e dinamica."
"She is a lively and dynamic person."
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