Italian Word of the Day: Mare (sea)

Do you like spending time by the sea? Then you will love today’s word!This ocean translates in italian to Mareshould be easy to remember since it is very similar to the English word ocean. It is derived from the Latin Mare same spelling.

It is a masculine noun with the following definite and indefinite articles:

• the sea = the sea
• a big one = any
• i am mary = ocean
• marine = some sea

There are many adjectives that can be used to describe the state of the ocean, but here are some of the most common ones:

An interesting expression used to describe a very calm sea is smooth as oil sea Literally means “sea as smooth as oil”.

when you see the emoji in the seathe speaker refers to seaside as a whole and not just ocean itself:

• go to beach = go to beach
• spend a week by the sea = spend a week by the sea
• spend the whole summer by the sea = spend the whole summer by the sea
• house by the sea = sea ​​view room

sea ​​people Refers sailing nation However a sea wolfwhich literally means “wolf of the sea”, is what we call fur seal or old salt In English, or in other words, an old or experienced sailor.

Here are some of the most famous waters in the world. as you can see, mare usually abbreviated as March in the name.

• the mediterranean = the mediterranean
• Baltic Sea = Baltic Sea
• dead sea = dead sea
• Red Sea = Red Sea
• caspian sea = caspian sea
• Caribbean Sea = Caribbean Sea
• North Sea = North Sea
• China Sea = China Sea

mare Sometimes used figuratively to mean “a lot” of something.For example, if your child is overwhelmed with homework during the summer, you can say that he massive tasks (Ignite a sea of ​​jobs).

if you call a place harbor (lighting the harbor), on the other hand, you imply that this is a place frequented by people who come and go.

Idioms with “mother”

The sea occupies an important place in human life, so it is not surprising that it is expressed in various idioms.