pubblicato

published

adjective poob-blee-KAH-toh Rare

Usage Note

Pubblicato is the past participle of pubblicare used adjectivally. When used as part of a compound tense it takes avere: ho pubblicato il libro ('I published the book'). As an adjective it agrees in gender and number: il romanzo pubblicato / la rivista pubblicata. Do not confuse with pubblico (public, as an adjective or noun).

Examples

"Il romanzo pubblicato l'anno scorso ha avuto successo."

Natural Translation

The novel published last year was successful.

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