How is the word dipendente da translated from Italian to English

Incapace di smettere di usare o fare qualcosa.

Unable to stop using or doing something.

phrase
English translation
Addicted to

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  • È dipendente dal caffè. She is addicted to coffee.

  • È dipendente dai videogiochi. He is addicted to video games.

  • Sei ancora dipendente da quel gioco per cellulare? Are you still addicted to that mobile game?

  • Sei dipendente dal caffè al mattino? Are you addicted to coffee in the morning?

  • Ammette di essere diventato dipendente dagli spuntini notturni. He admits he got addicted to late-night snacking.

  • Si sente dipendente dai social media. She feels addicted to social media.

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How is “dipendente da” translated from Italian?
“dipendente da” translates into English as “Addicted to”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “dipendente da” mean?
Meaning of “dipendente da”: Incapace di smettere di usare o fare qualcosa. In English — “Addicted to”.
What part of speech is “dipendente da”?
“dipendente da” is a phrase.
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