danno
damage
The word 'danno' in Italian is used to express harm or injury to a person or property. It can be used in various contexts, such as 'danno fisico' for physical damage, 'danno morale' for emotional or psychological damage, or 'danno materiale' for material or property damage. It can also be used as a noun or an adjective.
Example sentences using: danno
L'attacco ha fatto un gran danno all'economia.
The attack did great harm to the economy.
In this sentence, 'danno' is used to describe harm or damage in an abstract sense, specifically to an economy.
Gli errori causano sempre un certo danno.
Mistakes always cause some damage.
This sentence illustrates how 'danno' can be used in the context of a problem or mistake causing harm or damage.
Il danno causato dal terremoto è enorme.
The damage caused by the earthquake is huge.
This sentence shows how 'danno' can be used to describe physical damage or destruction, in this case caused by a natural disaster like an earthquake.