No. 787 in Italian
gravi
"Gravi" means "serious" or "severe" in English.
In a sentence
Le conseguenze di questa decisione potrebbero essere gravi.
The consequences of this decision could be serious.
Here, 'gravi' is used as an adjective meaning 'serious' or 'grave,' describing the potential consequences.
Il paziente è stato ricoverato in condizioni gravi.
The patient was admitted in serious condition.
In this sentence, 'gravi' again functions as an adjective describing the health condition of the patient, indicating severity.
Non dobbiamo fare errori gravi durante questo processo.
We must not make serious mistakes during this process.
The term 'gravi' is used to qualify the mistakes, indicating that they should not be significantly harmful or critical.
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