mass tourism in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for mass tourism in the Italian»English Dictionary

turismo di massa

mass tourism

La dolce vita

The famous film by Federico Fellini (1960) depicted the emptiness and bleakness of the pleasures and pastimes of wealthy society and the show business world in Rome, in the luxurious settings of the Via Veneto and the large villas outside the city. But its title soon became a cliché about a worldly Italian life-style, perhaps one that never existed, until it was reduced to a trite slogan for mass tourism.

Translations for mass tourism in the English»Italian Dictionary

tourism [Brit ˈtʊərɪz(ə)m, Am ˈtʊrˌɪzəm] N

tourism

turismo m

I.mass [Brit mas, Am mæs] N

1. mass:

mass (voluminous body)

massa f (of di)

mass (cluster)

massa f

mass (cluster)

ammasso m (of di)

a mass of trees

un gruppo di alberi

a mass of particles

un ammasso di particelle

the tree was just a mass of flowers

l'albero era tutto coperto di fiori

2. mass (large amount):

mass (of people)

massa f

mass (of people)

folla f (of di)

mass (of evidence, legislation, details)

gran quantità f (of di)

3. mass:

mass PHYS, ART

massa f

II.masses N npl

1. masses (the people):

the masses

la folla

the masses (working class)

le masse

the labouring masses

le masse operaie

2. masses Brit (lots) inf:

to have masses of work, friends

avere un sacco di lavoro, di amici

there were masses of people

c'era una grande folla

there was masses of food

c'erano un sacco di cose da mangiare

to have masses of time

avere un sacco di tempo

III.mass [Brit mas, Am mæs] ADJ before n

1. mass (large scale):

mass audience, exodus, protest, unemployment

di massa

mass destruction

totale

mass meeting

raduno popolare

2. mass (of the people):

mass communications, culture, demonstration, movement, tourism

di massa

mass consciousness, hysteria

collettivo

to have mass appeal

avere successo di pubblico

3. mass (simultaneous):

mass sackings, desertions

in massa

IV.mass [Brit mas, Am mæs] VB intr

mass troops:

ammassarsi

mass bees:

radunarsi

mass clouds:

addensarsi

Mass [Brit mas, Am mæs] N REL

Mass

messa f

to celebrate, say Mass

celebrare, dire la messa

to attend or go to Mass

andare a messa

mass tourism in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for mass tourism in the English»Italian Dictionary

mass tourism N

mass tourism

turismo m di massa

Translations for mass tourism in the Italian»English Dictionary

turismo di massa

mass tourism

Translations for mass tourism in the English»Italian Dictionary

tourism [ˈtʊ·rɪ·zəm] N

tourism

turismo m

Mass. N

Mass. abbreviation of Massachusetts

Mass.

Massachusetts m

I.mass [mæs] N

1. mass a. PHYS:

mass

massa f

2. mass (formless substance):

mass

massa f

3. mass (large quantity):

mass

massa f

to be a mass of contradictions

essere pieno di contraddizioni

the mass of the people

la folla

the mass of the population

la maggior parte della popolazione

II.mass [mæs] VB intr (gather)

mass

ammassarsi

III.mass [mæs] ADJ

mass

di massa

Mass [mæs] N

Mass

messa f

to attend Mass

andare a messa

to celebrate a Mass

celebrare una messa

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The period was marked by agricultural modernization, a massive expansion of industry and the start of mass tourism.

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The town is entirely devoted to mass tourism.

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Here things are like they used to be, before mass tourism.

www.thestar.com

During the 20th century, probably with the advent of mass tourism, several tavernas were built on this islet and a jetty was constructed, linking it permanently to the mainland.

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But a revolution was afoot in mass tourism.

www.telegraph.co.uk

But the island for a long time was not discovered by mass tourism until the 1980s.

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Having been informed, we hoped they might make amends, using their considerable influence in the world of mass tourism to clean up this growing threat to wild dolphin populations.

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Quantitative assessments of the importance of sites for breeding, roosting, and foraging have guided actions to prevent disturbance and the loss of key areas to mass tourism development.

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The end result of this sustainable development is an intact and stable natural environment, which attracts financially strong visitors (150,000 in 2007) rather than short-term mass tourism.

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This process was greatly accelerated during the 17th and 18th centuries, shaping an urban configuration which was to remain practically unchanged until the arrival of mass tourism in the 1950s.

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