How to Say “Gas” in Italian

gas
/ˈɡas/
In Italian, the word for gas is gas.
The word gas is used to refer to fuel or any gaseous substance. In a household context, it specifically refers to the fuel used for heating or cooking. If you are looking for a fuel dispenser or distributor, you would use the phrase Distributore di carburante or Stazione di servizio for a service station or service center.
Meaning: fuel (noun)

Which one should you use?

While gas can refer to any gaseous substance, in a household context it specifically refers to the fuel for heating or cooking.

Related words

How does it change in a sentence?

gas is a masculine noun. The plural form is i gas.

How do you pronounce it?

/ˈɡas/

Did you know?

  • The Italian word gas is an adaptation of the English word 'gas', which itself was coined by a Flemish chemist who based it on the Greek word for 'chaos'.
  • The expression dare gas is used metaphorically to tell someone to hurry up or put more energy into a project, regardless of whether a vehicle is involved.
  • In many Italian homes, gas is not delivered through pipes but via a bombola, a portable pressurized cylinder that must be manually replaced.

Examples in context

  • L'elio è un gas.
    Helium is a gas.
    This sentence is useful for identifying a specific substance as a gas.
    Tatoeba #2557127 by Guybrush88, translation #2549565 by CK
  • Il gas è acceso?
    Is the gas turned on?
    This sentence is useful for asking if the gas is turned on.
    Tatoeba #8720842 by Bethanielle, translation #2780786 by sharptoothed
  • Ha spento il gas?
    Did you turn off the gas?
    This sentence is useful for asking if someone turned off the gas.
    Tatoeba #3164019 by Guybrush88, translation #63743 by CK
  • Scusi, dove posso trovare una stazione di servizio nelle vicinanze?
    Excuse me, where can I find a gas station nearby?
  • 70 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Lorenzo and Giulia are preparing to leave for a trip in the car.

  1. Lorenzo

    Dobbiamo fare il pieno di gas prima di partire.
    We need to fill up on gas before leaving.
  2. Giulia

    Hai ragione, il serbatoio è quasi vuoto.
    You're right, the tank is almost empty.
  3. Lorenzo

    Conosci un distributore di gas qui vicino?
    Do you know a gas station nearby?
  4. Giulia

    Sì, ce n'è uno proprio dietro l'angolo.
    Yes, there is one right around the corner.

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