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morso
bite
The Italian word 'morso' is used to express the act of biting, just like the English word 'bite'. It can be used in various contexts such as 'He took a bite of the apple.' which translates to 'Ha dato un morso alla mela.' in Italian.
Example sentences using: morso
Ho preso un morso della mela.
I took a bite of the apple.
In this sentence, 'morso' is used in the context of taking a bite from something, in this case, an apple.
Il cane ha dato un morso all'uomo.
The dog bit the man.
Here, 'morso' is used to indicate the action of a dog biting a man. It is commonly used to describe animals biting.
Dovresti prendere un morso di questo panino.
You should take a bite of this sandwich.
In this example, 'morso' is used to suggest someone to take a bite from something, in this instance, a sandwich.