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No. 463 in Italian

cambiato

"Changed."

In a sentence

  • Ho cambiato lavoro recentemente.

    I recently changed jobs.

    In this sentence, 'cambiato' is used as the past participle of 'cambiare' to indicate a change in employment.

  • L'atteggiamento della squadra è cambiato molto.

    The team's attitude has changed a lot.

    Here, 'cambiato' serves as the past participle of 'cambiare' in a reflexive construction to express a change undergone by the subject.

  • Il colore del cielo è cambiato dopo il tramonto.

    The color of the sky changed after sunset.

    This usage of 'cambiato' again as the past participle highlights the transformation of a state or quality over time.

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