No. 851 in Italian
legati
"Legati" means "bound" or "tied" in English.
In a sentence
I due amici sono molto legati.
The two friends are very close.
In this sentence, 'legati' refers to the emotional bond or connection between two people, indicating closeness or strong friendship.
Ho legato i pacchi con una corda.
I tied the packages with a rope.
Here, 'legati' (the past participle 'legato') is used to describe the act of physically tying objects together with a binding medium.
Questi valori sono legati alla nostra tradizione.
These values are tied to our tradition.
In this case, 'legati' is used metaphorically to express that certain concepts or values are connected or associated with a specific cultural or ideological tradition.
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