noun

lo esercizio

exercise

The word esercizio has several primary meanings in Italian:

Practice or drill: A task performed to improve a skill, acquire knowledge, or maintain physical fitness. For example, a math problem in school or a series of movements in a gym.
Execution or performance: The act of carrying out a function, power, or right. For instance, the esercizio of one's professional duties.
Business or commercial activity: A place where a business is conducted, such as a shop or a retail establishment (e.g., pubblico esercizio).
Operation: The state of being in use or functional, such as a machine or a transport line being in esercizio (operational).

Grammar: It is a masculine noun.
Origin: The word derives from the Latin exercitium, which comes from the verb exercere, meaning "to keep busy," "to train," or "to practice." This stems from ex- (out) and arcere (to hold off or contain).

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Faccio un esercizio ogni mattina.noun

I do an exercise every morning.

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