apportare
bring
verb ahp-pohr-TAH-reh Less Common
Origin: from Latin 'apportare', to carry to
Also means
make (changes)
Usage Note
Apportare is a formal verb meaning to bring or contribute, almost always paired with abstract objects like modifiche ('changes') or benefici ('benefits'). You would not use it for physically carrying an object, where portare fits. Think of it as 'to introduce' or 'to make' improvements.
Examples
"Dobbiamo apportare alcune modifiche."
Natural Translation
We have to make some changes.
Literal Translation
We-must bring some changes.
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