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fedele

/feˈde.le/adjective · masculine / nounB2
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Significado · adjective

loyal, faithful, true, devoted

  • faithful, loyal
  • true to, faithful to
  • accurate, exact

En una frase

Il cane è sempre fedele al suo padrone.

The dog is always loyal to its owner.

Sei stato fedele alla tua promessa?

Have you stayed true to your promise?

Questa copia non è fedele all'originale.

This copy is not faithful to the original.

Formas de la palabra (4)
PalabraFormas de la palabra
fedelemasculine · singular
fedelefeminine · singular
fedelimasculine · plural
fedelifeminine · plural

Notas de uso

  • Use fedele for loyalty to people, causes, or brands; leale is more about fair, honorable behavior in relationships or competition.
  • For translations, fedele often means close to the original: una traduzione fedele. Accurate can also be preciso or accurato, depending on context.
  • It agrees in gender and number: fedele, fedeli. Don't confuse it with English-looking forms like fidel or with faith-related fede.

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Antónimos

Significado · noun

believer, faithful, devotee

En una frase

La domenica la chiesa si riempie di fedeli.

On Sundays the church fills with worshippers.

Il sacerdote ha benedetto tutti i fedeli presenti.

The priest blessed all the worshippers present.

Molti fedeli visitano questo santuario ogni anno.

Many believers visit this sanctuary every year.

Formas de la palabra (2)
PalabraFormas de la palabra
fedelemasculine · singular
fedelimasculine · plural

Notas de uso

  • As a noun, fedele is often collective in church contexts: i fedeli = the congregation or believers.
  • Do not confuse noun fedele with the adjective fedele meaning loyal or faithful; context and articles usually make it clear.
  • For a committed supporter of a cause or leader, seguace or sostenitore may sound more natural than fedele.

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