panchina
bench
In Italian, the word 'panchina' is used to refer to a bench, which is a long seat that can accommodate several people. It is often found in public places such as parks, gardens, and waiting areas. The word can also be used metaphorically in sports, referring to the group of players who are not in the starting lineup but may be called upon to play during the game.
Example sentences using: panchina
Io sto seduto sulla panchina.
I am sitting on the bench.
This sentence describes a simple action being performed by the speaker. The verb 'sto' is the first person present of the verb 'stare', used in this context to indicate position. 'Sulla' is a preposition that indicates position on top of something, in this case 'panchina', which translates to bench.
La panchina nel parco è verde.
The bench in the park is green.
This sentence describes the color of an object, the 'panchina' or bench, located 'nel parco', in the park. 'Verde' means green, and is an adjective modifying the noun 'panchina'.
Nel pomeriggio, la panchina è sempre occupata.
In the afternoon, the bench is always occupied.
This sentence describes an object, the 'panchina' or bench, that is 'sempre occupata' or always occupied 'nel pomeriggio', in the afternoon. This sentence could be used to express the idea that the park is busy in the afternoons.