impiegato
clerk
noun im-pee-eh-GAH-toh Less Common
Origin: from impiegare 'to employ'
Also means
office worker
Usage Note
Impiegato is a white-collar office worker or clerk, contrasted with the manual operaio. The feminine is impiegata; it is also the past participle of impiegare ('to employ, to use up' time).
Examples
"L'impiegato compila i moduli."
Natural Translation
The clerk fills out the forms.
Literal Translation
The-clerk fills-out the forms.
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