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What does Shiver mean in Italian?

"Shiver" in Italian can be translated in a few different ways depending on the context:

1. Physical Shiver:

* Brivido: This is the most common translation for a physical shiver, like when you're cold.

* Freddo: While literally meaning "cold," this can also imply a shiver due to coldness.

2. Emotional Shiver:

* Brivido: This can also be used for an emotional shiver, like a shiver of excitement or fear.

* Tremarella: This word specifically refers to a trembling sensation, which can be used for a shiver of fear or nervousness.

Example:

* "I felt a shiver down my spine."

* *Ho avvertito un brivido lungo la schiena.* (using "brivido" for physical shiver)

* *Mi è venuto un brivido di paura.* (using "brivido" for emotional shiver)

Note: The choice between "brivido" and "tremarella" for an emotional shiver often depends on the intensity and context. "Brivido" is more general, while "tremarella" suggests a more pronounced trembling.

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