How to Say “Striker” in Italian

attaccante
The English word 'striker' translates to Italian as attaccante.
Meaning: person who is on strike (noun)

Did you know?

  • The word attaccante shares the same root as attaccare, which means both 'to attack' and 'to attach'. This creates a linguistic link between the act of striking a goal and the physical act of attaching something.
  • The word attaccante can also describe a person who is aggressive or 'attacking' in a conversation, extending the meaning from the football pitch to social interactions.
  • If you want to describe someone on a labor strike, you must use the word scioperante instead.

Examples in context

  • Il giovane attaccante segna numerosi gol ogni partita.
    The young striker scores several goals every match.
  • Il centravanti ha segnato un gol spettacolare!
    The striker scored a spectacular goal!
  • Il bomber dell'anno ha segnato il gol decisivo in finale.
    The striker of the year scored the decisive goal in the final.
  • L'attaccante è un vero realizzatore, segna in ogni partita!
    The striker is a true scorer, scores in every match!

Example conversation

Francesco and Martina are discussing a labor dispute in the news.

  1. Francesco

    Hai visto l'attaccante in televisione?
    Did you see the striker on television?
  2. Martina

    Sì, sembra molto determinato.
    Yes, he seems very determined.
  3. Francesco

    Pensi che l'attaccante otterrà ciò che vuole?
    Do you think the striker will get what he wants?
  4. Martina

    Spero di sì, Martina concorda.
    I hope so, Martina agrees.
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