copertina
cover
The Italian word 'copertina' is used to refer to the cover of a book, magazine, or album. It can also be used to refer to the front or back cover specifically, as well as the dust jacket of a hardcover book. In addition, 'copertina' can be used to refer to the protective cover of a device, such as a phone or tablet.
Example sentences using: copertina
La copertina del libro è blu.
The cover of the book is blue.
This sentence is used to describe the color of an object, in this case, a book cover. The adjective (blue) comes after the object it's describing, which is different from the English sentence structure.
Hai dimenticato la tua copertina a casa mia.
You forgot your blanket at my house.
This sentence is commonly used when someone leaves an item at another’s house. The word 'copertina' here means 'blanket', not 'cover'.
La copertina della rivista è molto accattivante.
The cover of the magazine is very appealing.
In this context, 'copertina' is used to describe the appearance of a magazine cover. 'Accattivante' translates to 'appealing', mirroring a common English phrase used to describe visually pleasing objects.