This is the 258th most frequent Italian word.
vengono
"Vengono" means "they come" in English.
In this sentence, 'vengono' means 'they come' and is the third person plural form of the verb 'venire' in the present tense, used to express a habitual action.
Vengono in Italia ogni estate.
They come to Italy every summer.
Here, 'vengono' is used in the passive voice to mean 'are printed', indicating the action done to the subject by an unspecified agent. It’s a form of 'venire' that's replacing 'essere' in passive construction.
I libri vengono stampati in questa tipografia.
The books are printed in this printing house.
In this example, 'vengono' denotes 'are carried out' in a passive sense, showing the focus on the action's outcome rather than its agent.