nevicare

to snow

n e . v i ˈk a . r e
nevic snow + are Infinitive
verb Uncommon #19,185
to snow Used impersonally, like English “to snow.”
IT: In montagna può nevicare anche ad aprile.
EN: It can snow in the mountains even in April.
Conjugation of nevicare
Indicative present
SingularPlural
Third nevica —
nevicare
Indicative imperfect
Past
Indicative future
SingularPlural
Third nevicherà —
Indicative past
SingularPlural
Third nevicò —
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
Second nevichi —

Sta per nevicare.

It's about to snow.

Ha smesso di nevicare.

It has stopped snowing.

Inizierà a nevicare a breve.

It will start snowing soon.

Vieni e lascia nevicare.

Come and let it snow.

— Love Actually - L'amore davvero (2003)

Ha già iniziato a nevicare?

Has it started snowing yet?

Sta per nevicare!

It's about to snow!

— The World (2004)

Può benissimo nevicare domani notte.

It could very well snow tomorrow night.

Sembra stia per nevicare.

It looks like it's about to snow.

— Un affare di famiglia (2018)

Deve aver iniziato a nevicare.

It must have started snowing.

— Lady Vendetta (2005)

Potrebbe nevicare.

It might snow.

Smetterà di nevicare prima o poi.

It'll stop snowing sooner or later.

Ha cominciato a nevicare.

It started to snow.

“Vieni e lascia nevicare”.

“Come and let it snow.”

— Love Actually - L'amore davvero (2003)

A Chicago tende a nevicare verso la fine di novembre.

It tends to snow in Chicago toward the end of November.

Questo pomeriggio potrebbe nevicare.

It might snow this afternoon.

A Vicenza ha cominciato a nevicare proprio adesso.

It just started snowing in Vicenza.