europeo

European

adjective eh-oo-roh-PEH-oh Common

Usage Note

Europeo agrees in gender and number with its noun: il Parlamento europeo, la cultura europea, i paesi europei. When used as a noun (un europeo / un'europea), it refers to a person from Europe. In formal Italian it is typically lowercase as an adjective: l'Unione europea. Plural masculine: europei; feminine: europee.

Examples

"Questo accordo è importante per il mercato europeo."

Natural Translation

This agreement is important for the European market.

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