Translation of Italian word "il rapporto" to English
il rapporto
/il rapˈpɔrto/
Meaning
NounA close connection or relationship between entities, or a detailed account.
How to use
The Italian noun 'rapporto' (masculine) denotes 'relationship, report, ratio' (A close connection or relationship between entities, or a detailed account). It typically takes the definite article 'il'. In Italian cuisine, journalism, or everyday life, 'il rapporto' carries cultural associations that go beyond its dictionary definition.
🇬🇧 English
relationship, report, ratio
Example
Hanno costruito un solido rapporto di amicizia che dura da vent'anni.
They built a solid friendship relationship that has lasted for twenty years.
Il consulente ha presentato il suo rapporto annuale sulle vendite.
The consultant submitted his annual report on sales.
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- Hanno costruito un solido rapporto di amicizia che dura da vent'anni.— They built a solid friendship relationship that has lasted for twenty years.
- Il consulente ha presentato il suo rapporto annuale sulle vendite.— The consultant submitted his annual report on sales.
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What does the Italian word "il rapporto" mean?▼
The Italian word "il rapporto" means "relationship, report, ratio" in English.
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