público

Meaning

1. public (pertaining to the affairs of all people)
2. public (open to general view)
3. public (provided by the government)

Hyphenated as

pú‧bli‧co

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈpubliko/

Etymology

Learned borrowing from Latin pūblicus.

Sentences

Histórica porque estivo pechada ao público .

Historically, it was closed to the public.

Nós non fomos buscar o público , quedamos no teatro e agardamos a que veña .

We didn't go looking for the audience, we stayed in the theater and waited for it to come.

Vostedes recortaron, privatizaron e desprestixiaron o público .

You have cut, privatized, and deprecated the public.

Usar o transporte público , camiñar ou pedalear deben ser alternativas para desprazarnos pola cidade .

Using public transport, walking or pedaling should be alternatives to commuting around the city.

Neste momento , criticou , hai " unha precarización do público insostíbel" que " non se debe perpetuar".

At the moment, he criticized, there is "an unsustainable precarization of the public" that "should not be perpetuated."