applicare
apply
The word 'applicare' in Italian is used in the same way as 'apply' in English. It can be used to mean 'to put to use', 'to be relevant', or 'to make a request or application'. For example, 'I will apply for the job' would be 'Applicherò per il lavoro' in Italian.
Example sentences using: applicare
Dovresti applicare un po' di crema solare.
You should apply some sunscreen.
This sentence is advising someone to apply sunscreen. It would often be used in situations where someone might be exposed to the sun for long periods, such as at the beach or during a hot, sunny day.
Durante l'esame, mi è stato difficile applicare le teorie che ho imparato.
During the exam, I found it hard to apply the theories I had learned.
This sentence is hearted in an academic context, where the speaker is expressing difficulty in putting the theories they had learned into practical use - presumably on an exam. This is a common problem in the transition from learning theoretical concepts to applying them in real-world or practical situations.
Il pittore sta per applicare l'ultima mano di pittura.
The painter is about to apply the last coat of paint.
This sentence is situated in a context where someone is painting, likely a wall or a house. The term 'last coat' refers to the final layer of paint that a painter applies to a surface. The number of coats a painter applies generally depends on the type of paint being used, the color of the paint, and the surface being painted.