basso
low
The Italian word 'basso' is used to describe something that is low, either in height, position, or quantity. It can also refer to a low sound or a low voice. In music, 'basso' is used to refer to the bass, which is the lowest part of the musical scale.
Example sentences using: basso
Il bambino è più basso del papà.
The child is shorter than the father.
In this example, 'basso' is used to denote height. When comparing two entities in terms of height, 'basso' means 'shorter' in English.
Il suo volume era troppo basso.
His volume was too low.
Here, 'basso' is used in relation to volume, highlighting that it is not only used in physical descriptions or comparisons, but also to describe sound levels. In this context, it translates to 'low' in English.
Il basso sta guidando la canzone.
The bass is driving the song.
In this example, 'basso' refers to a bass guitar or the bass parts in music. This sentence displays the versatility of the term 'basso', showing its usage isn't limited to physical descriptors, but also extends to musical contexts.