orologio
watch
The word 'orologio' is used to refer to a timepiece that is typically worn on the wrist or carried in a pocket, just like 'watch' in English. The term 'orologio' can be used in various situations; for instance, 'Posso guardare il tuo orologio?' translates to 'Can I see your watch?' in English.
Example sentences using: orologio
Il mio orologio è rotto.
My clock is broken.
This sentence uses 'orologio' in a simple statement about a possession, using it as the subject of the sentence.
Dove hai lasciato l'orologio?
Where have you left the clock?
In this question, 'orologio' is used as the object of the verb 'lasciato'. This structure is common in queries about the location of an item.
Questo orologio è un regalo da mio nonno.
This clock is a gift from my grandfather.
Here, 'orologio' is used in a sentence describing the origin of an object, commonly used to talk about gifts or inheritance.