area
The Italian word 'area' is used in the same way as the English word 'area'. It can refer to a specific portion of space, whether referred to in terms of a chosen or fixed extent or with vague or varying limits. For example, the phrase 'area urbanizzata' is used to refer to a built-up area.
This is a private area
This sentence is used to indicate that a certain place is restricted and not for public use. The word 'area' is used in the same way as it is in English, to refer to a particular place or space.
The area is well cleaned
This sentence is used to describe a place or space that has been thoroughly cleaned. The word 'area' here refers to any place or region, which can be indoors or outdoors, that has been tidied.
The children's area is on the first floor
This phrase is commonly used in places like department stores or hospitals, where different sections of the building are designated for various purposes. In this sentence, 'area' refers to a section specifically designated for children.