grandeur in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for grandeur in the English»Italian Dictionary

grandeur [Brit ˈɡrandjə, ˈɡran(d)ʒə, Am ˈɡrændʒər, ˈɡrænˌdjʊr] N

1. grandeur:

grandeur (of scenery)

grandiosità f

grandeur (of scenery)

bellezza f

grandeur (of building)

imponenza f

2. grandeur:

grandeur (of character)

nobiltà f (d'animo)

grandeur (power, status)

maestosità f

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delusions of grandeur

manie di grandezza

Translations for grandeur in the Italian»English Dictionary

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maestosità (imponenza)

grandeur

grandiosità

grandeur

la maestà delle Alpi

the majesty or grandeur of the Alps

manie di grandezza

delusions of grandeur

manie di grandezza

delusions of grandeur

grandeur in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for grandeur in the English»Italian Dictionary

grandeur [ˈgræn·dʒɚ] N

1. grandeur (imposing splendor):

grandeur

grandiosità f

2. grandeur (nobility):

grandeur

nobiltà f

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delusions of grandeur

manie f pl di grandezza

Translations for grandeur in the Italian»English Dictionary

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grandiosità

grandeur

grandezza

grandeur

mania di grandezza

delusions of grandeur pl

mania di grandezza

delusions of grandeur pl

grandeur Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

delusions of grandeur

manie f pl di grandezza

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

While cathedral buildings, in general, tend to be large, size and grandeur have rarely been essential requirements.

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This is a household immersed in a decaying grandeur amid the intoxicating smell of opium.

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In this way, the sublime becomes internalized, and physical grandeur becomes transformed into spiritual grandeur.

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In them is given with great truth and refinement the unconscious grandeur of barbarian and animal attitudes and gestures.

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As construction went by, funding for stations were reduced, resulting in less grandeur further north.

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The church still maintains its grandeur and is famous for its unique wooden interiors.

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However, it did not lose its former grandeur during this period, and today the manor is open to the public.

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His image had not been helped by the grandeur of his mansion, which is believed to have cost around 40,000.

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The bridge is set to be a future landmark due to its height and grandeur.

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Both the smile and hands are intended to convey her grandeur, self-confidence and societal position.

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