sbattere
What does “sbattere” mean in English?
It can mean to have sex in a crude way. The literal sense refers to beating or slamming something.
Literally “beat or slam”
It's used informally, often as a euphemism for sex, similar to saying 'bang' in English. The tone can vary, but it's generally more vulgar than the everyday uses.
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Related Italian words
sbattersi
2/5 · CoarseIt means to work hard or to go to considerable trouble. The literal sense refers to physically throwing oneself around, but it's mostly used figuratively.
fica
4/5 · StrongThis is a vulgar term for vulva, often used in slang to describe someone as attractive or cool. It's not just anatomical; it carries a more playful or derogatory connotation depending on context.
maroni
2/5 · CoarseThis is slang for testicles, often used in a humorous or dismissive way. It can also refer to a nuisance in certain idioms.
scopare
3/5 · VulgarIt means to have sex, used in a very informal context. The literal translation is 'to sweep', which is quite tame compared to its sexual connotation.
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