How to Say “Isopropyl Alcohol” in Italian

alcol isopropilico
The Italian translation for isopropyl alcohol is alcol isopropilico.
alcol isopropilico refers to the chemical compound isopropyl alcohol.
Meaning: alcohol (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

The plural form of alcol isopropilico is alcoli isopropilici.

Did you know?

  • The word alcol shares a distant ancestor with the Arabic word for 'kohl', a black powder used for eye makeup. This means your cleaning chemical is etymologically linked to ancient cosmetic traditions.
  • In an Italian pharmacy, simply asking for alcol is often too vague, as a pharmacist might assume you mean food-grade ethanol for consumption rather than a topical disinfectant.
  • The word isopropilico is a purely technical construction, meaning it is rarely used in everyday Italian conversation outside of chemistry or pharmaceutical contexts.

Examples in context

  • Ho bisogno di alcool isopropilico per pulire questa ferita.
    I need isopropyl alcohol to clean this wound.
  • Siccome non avevo alcool isopropilico in casa, ho usato dell'IPA al posto suo.
    Since I didn't have isopropyl alcohol at home, I used some IPA instead.
  • Mi serve dell'alcol isopropilico per pulire il vetro.
    I need some isopropyl alcohol to clean the glass.
  • Hai dell'alcol isopropilico in farmacia?
    Do you have isopropyl alcohol at the pharmacy?
  • Usa l'alcol isopropilico per disinfettare la ferita.
    Use isopropyl alcohol to disinfect the wound.

Example conversation

Giulia and Matteo are in a pharmacy looking for a cleaning product.

  1. Giulia

    Matteo, hai preso l'alcol isopropilico?
    Matteo, did you get the isopropyl alcohol?
  2. Matteo

    No, non l'ho trovato in questo reparto.
    No, I didn't find it in this section.
  3. Giulia

    Proviamo a chiedere al farmacista.
    Let's try asking the pharmacist.
  4. Matteo

    Buona idea, andiamo subito.
    Good idea, let's go right now.

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