D'italie (en. From italy)

/d‿italie/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench

preposition

Indicates geographical or cultural origin.

He comes from Italy where he studied cuisine.

Il vient d'Italie où il a étudié la cuisine.

Used to describe something that comes from this country.

This cheese is from Italy and is very renowned.

Ce fromage est d'Italie et est très réputé.

The term comes from the word 'Italie' in French, which denotes the country.

wine from Italy

Wine produced in Italy, often characterized by its quality.

vin d'Italie

cuisine from Italy

Referring to the dishes and culinary traditions that come from Italy.

cuisine d'Italie

fashion from Italy

Fashion style influenced by Italian trends.

mode d'Italie

Italian

Related to Italy or its culture.

italien

Italian (feminine)

Feminine form of Italian, used to designate things of Italian origin.

italienne

Unique or of superior quality in reference to Italian products.

This coffee is pure from Italy, nothing like the rest!

Ce café, c'est du pur d'Italie, rien à voir avec le reste !

Refined, using 'd'italie' to indicate elegance.

His style is so Italian, it attracts all the looks.

Son style est tellement d'italie, il attire tous les regards.