In Italian and Spanish, 'fondo' translates to 'bottom' or 'background', often used to describe the base or foundation of something. noun
The artist painted a beautiful landscape with mountains in the fondo.
The swimmer touched the fondo of the pool before turning back.
In finance, 'fondo' refers to a fund, which is a pool of money set aside for a specific purpose, often used in investment contexts. noun
He invested his savings in a mutual fondo to diversify his portfolio.
The company set up a fondo to support community projects.
In music, 'fondo' can refer to the bass or lower parts of a musical composition, providing depth and support to the melody. noun
The cellist played the fondo parts with great precision.
In the orchestra, the fondo section is crucial for maintaining harmony.