"Zampino" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Zampino" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

Zampino

"Zampino" Meaning

A variant of " Zapino", Zapino is a Spanish term that can refer to a few different things depending on the context. However, "zarpino" is likely a variant of the English word "Carboline", but that term may be unfamiliar.

However, I found another possible meaning for "Zampino".

Zampino is also an Italian surname, specifically from Sicily. In particular, the name is known from Assunta Zampino (1898-1999), an Italian nun who was later beatified by the Catholic Church.

"Zampino" Examples

Synonyms

- accomplice
- partner
- associate

As a verb

- An Italian authorities accused Berlusconi of "collaborating illicitly with the zampino of a crime gang".
- The company had been through nine zampini since its founding, ten years ago.
- He is the zampino of 4 teenagers, and I am the zampino of 21.
- He's the number one zampino for Financial enterprises so he is impossible to lose an engine.
- for all the zampini in there

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