Enrico

American

[en-ree-koh, en-ree-kaw] / ɛnˈri koʊ, ɛnˈri kɔ /

noun

a male given name: Italian form of Henry.

Example Sentences

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This has included new recruits, such as chief technical officer Enrico Cardile, who finally arrived in July after a year on gardening leave from Ferrari.

From BBC

After Draghi speaks to the leaders in the morning, they will then hear from Italian ex-premier Enrico Letta, who has called for deeper integration, including a savings and investments union to help companies access capital.

From Barron's

“I don’t know that Italians are known for their engineering,” Johnson said in the home nation of Ferrari, Fiat and Enrico Fermi.

From The Wall Street Journal

Newey joined only in March last year, and new chief technical officer Enrico Cardile, formerly of Ferrari, in August.

From BBC

In the last segment, “Magic Art”—highlighting lackluster pictures by Leonora Carrington, Remedios Varo, Victor Brauner and Enrico Donati—“Dreamworld” loses its footing.

From The Wall Street Journal

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