Translation of Italian word "appresso" to English
appresso
/apˈprɛs.so/
How to use
The Italian preposition 'appresso' means 'near, behind, with oneself' (Behind, near, with oneself). It connects words and introduces complements indicating direction, location, manner, or relation. Mastering 'appresso' requires memorizing which verbs and nouns it habitually accompanies — these are best learned through repeated exposure in authentic texts.
🇬🇧 English
near, behind, with oneself
Example
Porto sempre appresso i documenti d'identità principali.
I always carry main ID documents with me.
Il cane corre appresso al suo padrone al parco.
The dog runs behind its owner in the park.
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- Porto sempre appresso i documenti d'identità principali.— I always carry main ID documents with me.
- Il cane corre appresso al suo padrone al parco.— The dog runs behind its owner in the park.
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What does the Italian word "appresso" mean?▼
The Italian word "appresso" means "near, behind, with oneself" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Porto sempre appresso i documenti d'identità principali." (which translates as "I always carry main ID documents with me.").
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