No. 916 in Italian
dimostrato
The Italian word "dimostrato" means "demonstrated" or "shown" in English.
In a sentence
Maria ha dimostrato curiosità per l'argomento.
Maria demonstrated curiosity for the topic.
The word 'dimostrato' in this sentence is used as a past participle of the verb 'dimostrare', meaning 'to demonstrate', referring to Maria's action of showing curiosity.
Il tuo progresso ha dimostrato che hai studiato molto.
Your progress has demonstrated that you have studied a lot.
In this sentence, 'dimostrato' is employed to indicate that the evidence (progress) shows or proves something (that you have studied).
Hanno dimostrato come risolvere il problema scientifico.
They demonstrated how to solve the scientific problem.
Here, 'dimostrato' is used to express the act of showing or explaining a specific method or process (solving the problem).
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