No. 947 in Italian
premio
"Premio" means "prize" or "award" in English.
In a sentence
Ho ricevuto un premio per il mio impegno.
I received an award for my dedication.
Here 'premio' refers to an award or recognition, celebrating someone's achievement.
Il premio per aver vinto la gara era una medaglia.
The reward for winning the race was a medal.
In this context, 'premio' means a prize or reward given as a result of winning an event.
Il premio ricevuto era inaspettato.
The prize I received was unexpected.
Here 'premio' represents an unexpected reward or gift that someone was given.
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