How to Say “Chlorine” in Italian

cloro
/ˈklɔ.ro/masculine
The English word 'chlorine' is translated into Italian as cloro.
cloro is a noun used to refer to the chemical element chlorine.
Meaning: chemical element (noun)

How do you pronounce it?

The word is pronounced /ˈklɔ.ro/. It has 2 syllables, with the stress on the first syllable.

Did you know?

  • The root of cloro is also found in the Italian word clorofilla for 'chlorophyll', linking the green of plants to the pale green of the element.
  • The Italian word cloro shares its roots with the Greek word for 'pale green', which describes the actual colour of the gas.
  • While cloro is the standard term, an Italian pharmacist might refer to cloro in the context of ipoclorito di sodio, the scientific name for household bleach.

Examples in context

  • Il sale da tavola è composto da atomi di sodio e di cloro.
    Table salt is composed of sodium and chlorine atoms.
    This sentence is useful for seeing how to describe the composition of table salt using cloro.
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  • I prodotti chimici per la pulizia della piscina includono il cloro.
    The pool cleaning products include chlorine.
  • Non dimenticare di mettere il cloro nella piscina oggi.
    Don't forget to put chlorine in the pool today.
  • Il cloro è un gas molto reattivo.
    Chlorine is a very reactive gas.
  • Hanno aggiunto troppo cloro nella piscina.
    They added too much chlorine to the pool.

Example conversation

Chiara and Alessandro are talking about the swimming pool at their gym.

  1. Chiara

    L'odore della piscina è molto forte oggi.
    The smell of the pool is very strong today.
  2. Alessandro

    Sì, c'è troppo cloro nell'acqua.
    Yes, there is too much chlorine in the water.
  3. Chiara

    Alessandro, l'acqua mi irrita gli occhi.
    Alessandro, the water is irritating my eyes.
  4. Alessandro

    È normale con questo livello di cloro.
    It is normal with this level of chlorine.

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