approccio

approach

noun ahp-PROHT-choh Less Common

Origin: from English/French, ultimately Latin prope 'near'

Usage Note

Approccio is the noun for a method or attitude toward something, as in un approccio pratico. The plural drops to approcci, following the rule that -cio with unstressed i forms -ci. It pairs naturally with the verb avere: avere un approccio.

Examples

"Ha un approccio molto pratico."

Natural Translation

He has a very practical approach.

Literal Translation

He-has an approach very practical.

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