Italian - English (British) translations for "ramo"
"ramo" Italian translation
Translation
branch
Definition
branch
Part of speech
noun
Gender
masculine
Translations
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.Meaning: branch (of a tree)
Il ramo dell'albero è pieno di foglie verdi.
The branch of the tree is full of green leaves.
Meaning: sector (of an industry)
L'azienda opera nel ramo dell'informatica.
The company operates in the field of computer science.
Meaning: department (of a company)
Mi sono trasferito al ramo delle risorse umane.
I transferred to the human resources department.
Meaning: area (of knowledge or study)
La biologia è un ramo della scienza naturale.
Biology is a branch of natural science.
Examples
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.A1: Ho trovato un ramo per il mio progetto di scienze.
A1: I found a branch for my science project.
A1: Il vento ha spezzato un ramo dell'albero.
A1: The wind broke a branch off the tree.
A1: Mia sorella ha messo dei fiori secchi in un vaso con un ramo.
A1: My sister put some dried flowers in a vase with a twig.
B1: Ho tagliato il ramo che stava danneggiando il tetto della casa.
B1: I cut the branch that was damaging the roof of the house.
B1: Il giardiniere sta potando i rami degli alberi per favorire la crescita delle piante.
B1: The gardener is pruning the branches of the trees to promote plant growth.
B2: Dopo una tempesta, molti rami erano caduti per terra nel parco.
B2: After a storm, many branches had fallen to the ground in the park.
C1: La neve pesante ha causato la rottura di numerosi rami sugli alberi.
C1: The heavy snow caused numerous branches to break on the trees.
C1: Durante la tempesta, il vento ha sradicato un intero ramo dall'albero.
C1: During the storm, the wind uprooted an entire branch from the tree.
C2: I rami degli alberi si intrecciavano creando una copertura naturale nel bosco.
C2: The branches of the trees intertwined, creating a natural canopy in the forest.
Advanced Description
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.The word 'ramo' in Italian translates to 'branch' in English. It refers to a part of a tree that grows out from the trunk or a larger branch.
In botany, branches are important for the overall structure and growth of trees. They provide support for leaves, flowers, and fruits, as well as facilitate the transport of water and nutrients throughout the tree.
The term 'ramo' can also be used metaphorically to describe a division or offshoot of an organization, family, or field of study.