reso

rendered

adjective REH-zoh Rare

Also means

made

Usage Note

Reso is the past participle of rendere (to render, to make) used attributively. Common constructions: reso noto (made known), reso pubblico (made public), reso obbligatorio (made compulsory). As a standalone noun un reso means a returned item (a 'return' in retail). It agrees in gender and number: resa (f), resi (m pl), rese (f pl).

Examples

"Il documento è stato reso pubblico ieri."

Natural Translation

The document was made public yesterday.

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