Uniforms in Italian
In Italian, the word 'divisa' means 'uniform' and is used to talk about different types of uniforms for jobs or schools.
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Glossary · Italian
- 01divisa scolastica[dee-VEE-za skoh-LAS-tee-ka]School uniform
- 02divisa della polizia[dee-VEE-za DEL-la po-LEE-tsee-a]Police uniform
- 03camice da medico[KAH-mee-che da MEH-dee-ko]Doctor uniform
- 04divisa da infermiere[dee-VEE-za da in-fer-MYE-re]Nurse uniform
- 05divisa da cuoco[dee-VEE-za da KWO-ko]Chef uniform
- 06divisa da pompiere[dee-VEE-za da pom-PYE-re]Firefighter uniform
- 07divisa da pilota[dee-VEE-za da pee-LO-ta]Pilot uniform
- 08divisa militare[dee-VEE-za mee-lee-TA-re]Military uniform
- 09divisa del personale dell'hotel[dee-VEE-za del per-so-NA-le del lo-TEL]Hotel staff uniform
Example sentences
La divisa scolastica è obbligatoria in molte scuole.
The school uniform is mandatory in many schools.
Il pompiere indossa la divisa da pompiere durante il lavoro.
The firefighter wears the firefighter uniform during work.
Il medico porta il camice da medico in ospedale.
The doctor wears the doctor uniform in the hospital.
La polizia ha una divisa della polizia blu e nera.
The police have a blue and black police uniform.
Il cuoco indossa la divisa da cuoco in cucina.
The chef wears the chef uniform in the kitchen.
Il pilota ha una divisa da pilota elegante.
The pilot has an elegant pilot uniform.
