Translation of Italian word "compreso" to English
compreso
/komˈpre.zo/
How to use
The Italian preposition 'compreso' means 'including' (Including, inclusive). It connects words and introduces complements indicating direction, location, manner, or relation. In practice, including, inclusive of.
🇬🇧 English
including
Example
Il prezzo della camera è di ottanta euro, colazione compresa.
The room price is eighty euros, breakfast included.
Tutti i partecipanti, compresi i bambini, hanno pagato il biglietto.
All participants, including children, paid the ticket.
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- Il prezzo della camera è di ottanta euro, colazione compresa.— The room price is eighty euros, breakfast included.
- Tutti i partecipanti, compresi i bambini, hanno pagato il biglietto.— All participants, including children, paid the ticket.
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The Italian word "compreso" means "including" in English.
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