意思
Asking for the definition of a word.
文化背景
People might use 'Cosa vuol dire?' more frequently than 'Che significa?' in casual settings. The tone is often more expressive; the question might be accompanied by hand gestures. In formal settings, using the full 'Cosa significa questo termine?' is preferred.
Use it often
Don't be afraid to ask. Italians love to explain their language.
Don't use for people
Never use 'Che significa' to ask about a person's character.
意思
Asking for the definition of a word.
Use it often
Don't be afraid to ask. Italians love to explain their language.
Don't use for people
Never use 'Che significa' to ask about a person's character.
Add 'questo'
Say 'Che significa questo?' to be very clear.
自我测试
Select the correct way to ask for a definition.
____ 'casa'?
Use 'Che significa' to ask for the meaning of a word.
Complete the sentence.
Non capisco questa parola. ____?
The context is not understanding a word, so we use the definition question.
Match the question to the intent.
Che significa?
This phrase is specifically for definitions.
Complete the dialogue.
A: Ho visto un cartello con scritto 'Vietato'. B: ____?
B wants to know the meaning of the sign.
🎉 得分： /4
视觉学习工具
练习题库
4 练习____ 'casa'?
Use 'Che significa' to ask for the meaning of a word.
Non capisco questa parola. ____?
The context is not understanding a word, so we use the definition question.
将左侧的每个项目与右侧的配对匹配:
This phrase is specifically for definitions.
A: Ho visto un cartello con scritto 'Vietato'. B: ____?
B wants to know the meaning of the sign.
🎉 得分： /4
常见问题
8 个问题Yes, it is neutral and polite enough for professional settings.
No, it is a very helpful and polite way to learn.
You can say 'Puoi ripetere?' (Can you repeat?).
Yes, it works for both words and physical actions.
Yes, they are 100% interchangeable.
The 'gn' is a special Italian sound like the 'ny' in 'canyon'.
Yes, it is very common in texting.
Yes, it is one of the first phrases you should learn.
相关表达
Cosa vuol dire?
synonymWhat does it mean?
Cosa intendi?
similarWhat do you mean?
Spiegami
builds onExplain to me
