No. 92 in Italian
pubblico
"Pubblico" in English means "public" or "audience," depending on the context.
In a sentence
Il concerto era aperto al pubblico.
The concert was open to the public.
The word 'pubblico' here refers to the general public or audience.
Ho letto un avviso pubblicato su un pubblico sito web.
I read an announcement published on a public website.
In this case, 'pubblico' describes something that is accessible to everyone, meaning public.
Il pubblico applaudì alla fine dello spettacolo.
The audience applauded at the end of the show.
Here, 'pubblico' refers to the audience or spectators watching the performance.
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