Venice in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

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Venezia
Venice
il carnevale di Venezia
the Venice or Venetian carnival
veneziano (veneziana)
dialect of Venice
calle
typical alley or lane in Venice
il Palazzo Ducale di Venezia
the Doge's Palace in Venice
la Biennale di Venezia
the Venice Biennial
il lido di Venezia
the Lido (of Venice)
il leone raffigura Venezia
the lion is the symbol of Venice
il carnevale di Venezia
the Venice or Venetian carnival
Mostra del cinema di Venezia
Also known as the Venice festival, this is the film section of the Biennale. It was started in the 1930s and takes place every year at the end of August at the Palazzo del Cinema on the Venice Lido. One of the largest film festivals in Europe (and indeed the world), it attracts films, actors, directors, and other technicians from around the world and the festival winners are awarded the Leone d'oro (Golden Lion).

Venice in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for Venice in the Italian»English Dictionary

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sei mai stato a Venezia?
have you ever been to Venice?
Ponte dei Sospiri
Bridge of Sighs famous bridge in Venice over which prisoners were led to prison
carnevale
Carnevale (Carnival) is the period before the beginning of Lent when people celebrate with parties, processions, firework displays, and costumed balls. The high point of Carnival is Martedì grasso (Mardi Gras). The most famous Carnival processions in Italy are held in Venice and Viareggio.
biennale
The Venice Biennale is an international festival of modern art. Since 1895 it has taken place every two years in the Giardini public park in Venice. The Biennale Committee also organizes the international Film Festival. Held annually in September it is the second biggest film festival in Europe after Cannes.
caffè
The first coffee house in Europe opened in Venice in 1647. Since that time the drinking of coffee (caffè) has spread throughout Italy. Italians enjoy drinking several different varieties of coffee: espresso (small, strong black coffee), cappuccino (coffee with frothy milk), caffellatte (coffee with a lot of milk), caffè macchiato (espresso with a drop of hot milk), latte macchiato (hot milk with a drop of coffee), caffè corretto (black coffee with alcohol in it), and so on.
Accademia della Crusca
The Accademia della Crusca (Crusca Academy - crusca means "bran") was founded in Florence in 1583 with the aim of compiling a dictionary of pure Italian. Various editions of the Crusca Dictionary were published over the centuries, the first being printed in Venice in 1612. These dictionaries have helped to set the standard for written Italian.
Venezia
Venice
il Lido (di Venezia)
the Venice Lido
il treno per Venezia
the train to Venice

Venice Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

The Accademia della Crusca (Crusca Academy - crusca means "bran") was founded in Florence in 1583 with the aim of compiling a dictionary of pure Italian. Various editions of the Crusca Dictionary were published over the centuries, the first being printed in Venice in 1612. These dictionaries have helped to set the standard for written Italian.
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have you ever been to Venice?
sei mai stato a Venezia?
The Venice Biennale is an international festival of modern art. Since 1895 it has taken place every two years in the Giardini public park in Venice. The Biennale Committee also organizes the international Film Festival. Held annually in September it is the second biggest film festival in Europe after Cannes.
biennale
The first coffee house in Europe opened in Venice in 1647. Since that time the drinking of coffee (caffè) has spread throughout Italy. Italians enjoy drinking several different varieties of coffee: espresso (small, strong black coffee), cappuccino (coffee with frothy milk), caffellatte (coffee with a lot of milk), caffè macchiato (espresso with a drop of hot milk), latte macchiato (hot milk with a drop of coffee), caffè corretto (black coffee with alcohol in it), and so on.
caffè
Bridge of Sighs famous bridge in Venice over which prisoners were led to prison
Ponte dei Sospiri
Carnevale (Carnival) is the period before the beginning of Lent when people celebrate with parties, processions, firework displays, and costumed balls. The high point of Carnival is Martedì grasso (Mardi Gras). The most famous Carnival processions in Italy are held in Venice and Viareggio.
carnevale

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This fragmentation enabled Venice to gain influence acting as mediators.
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That same year he visited Venice, where he published a collection of canzonette.
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These frescos remaining today are among the finest preserved in Venice.
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After many years of war, Venice attempted to re-establish merchant routes and to balance its budget.
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In 1427, the family fled againthis time to Venice.
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Starting at Venice, the player must increase their wealth and gather a fortune larger than those of the competing families.
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The lyrics to the song were written after a party in Venice.
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By 1563, the population of Venice had dropped to about 168,000 people.
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He is said to have spent the years 15721576 in Venice.
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In 1347, she made an official visit in Venice.
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