food
The word 'cibo' is used in Italian as a noun referring to anything consumed to sustain life, provide energy, promote growth, etc. It is used similarly to how we use 'food' in English. For example, 'Mi piace il cibo italiano' means 'I like Italian food'.
I love Italian food.
This sentence expresses someone's love for Italian cuisine. It uses the Italian word for food, 'cibo'.
The food is ready.
This phrase announces that the food, 'cibo' in Italian, is ready. It's often used by an individual who prepared a meal to let others know it's time to eat.
I need more food.
In this sentence, someone is stating their need for additional food. The term for food in Italian is 'cibo'.