"debut (first public appearance)" in sette lingue
Significatodebut (first public appearance)
Spagnolo
/deˈbut/
m.prestito · French début
Plural debuts; the verb is debutar.
Francese
/deby/
m.ereditaria
Everyday meaning 'beginning' (au début); a debut is usually plural: faire ses débuts.
Italiano
/deˈbutto/
m.prestito · French début (with the verb debuttare)
Portoghese
/isˈtɾɛjɐ/
f.altra origine · Portuguese estrear, from Latin STRĒNA 'omen, New Year's gift'
Also a film's premiere; debute exists but is rarer.
Rumeno
/deˈbut/
neutroprestito · French début
Catalano
/dəˈbut/
m.prestito · French début
For a show or film, Catalan says estrena.
Inglese
/deɪˈbju/
dal latino/francese · French début
L’antenato
French débuter‘to begin (from but 'target, goal')’
Tutte e sei le sorelle discendono da questa parola, salvo diversa indicazione qui sotto.
La storia
In French, début is simply 'the start'; Spanish, Italian and English borrowed it for a first appearance on stage. Italian adapted it fully: debutto, debuttare.
Parenti inglesi: debutante
Imparala
In una frase
- esHizo su debut a los dieciocho años.
- frIl a fait ses débuts à dix-huit ans.
- itHa fatto il suo debutto a diciotto anni.
- ptEle estreou aos dezoito anos.
- roȘi-a făcut debutul la optsprezece ani.
- caVa debutar als divuit anys.
- enHe made his debut at eighteen.
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