nineteenth-century in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for nineteenth-century in the Italian»English Dictionary

ottocentesco <pl ottocenteschi, ottocentesche> [ottotʃenˈtesko, ski, ske] ADJ

1. ottocentesco (dell'Ottocento):

ottocentesco poesia, pittura

nineteenth-century

2. ottocentesco (antiquato):

ottocentesco pej

antiquated

ottocentista <m.pl ottocentisti, f.pl. ottocentiste> [ottotʃenˈtista] N mf

1. ottocentista:

ottocentista (scrittore)

nineteenth-century writer

ottocentista (artista)

nineteenth-century artist

2. ottocentista (studioso):

ottocentista

scholar of the art or literature of the nineteenth-century

3. ottocentista SPORTS:

ottocentista

eight-hundred-metre runner

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Ottocento

nineteenth century

carboneria

= nineteenth century Italian secret republican organization

Viminale

Since 1961 the Italian Ministry of the Interior has had its offices in the Palazzo del Viminale, a huge early-nineteenth century building in Renaissance style on the Viminale hill in Rome. The media use Viminale to mean the ministry itself.

la sua vita ha abbracciato buona parte del diciannovesimo secolo

her life spanned most of the nineteenth century

Oratorio

In Italy there are thousands of these parish recreation centres (usually buildings with playgrounds and playing fields attached to Catholic parishes), where teenagers and younger children go after school to meet up, do different recreational activities (the usual games of football but also many other sports, drama, etc) and have religious education (learning the catechism), run by priests and their lay colleagues. Created by S. Giovanni Bosco, the founder of the Salesians in the mid-nineteenth century, to keep poor children away from immorality and crime, they have become a typical feature of the lives of young Italians from all social backgrounds.

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her life spanned most of the nineteenth century

la sua vita ha abbracciato buona parte del diciannovesimo secolo

nineteenth-century in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for nineteenth-century in the English»Italian Dictionary

literature [ˈlɪ·t̬ɚ·ə·tʃɚ] N

1. literature (novels, poems):

literature

letteratura f

nineteenth-century literature

letteratura dell'800

2. literature (promotional material):

literature

materiale m illustrativo

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in the late nineteenth century

alla fine del secolo XIX

Translations for nineteenth-century in the Italian»English Dictionary

ottocentesco (-a) <-schi, -sche> [ot·to·tʃen·ˈtes·ko] ADJ

ottocentesco (-a)

nineteenth-century

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pizza

Although its ultimate origins are disputed, the pizza that is loved all over the world comes from Naples. There are more than fifty types of pizza (Margherita , Calzone , Capricciosa , Quattro Stagioni , etc.) Margherita , the best-known pizza, was invented in the late nineteenth century in honor of the then Queen of Italy, Margherita. This pizza unites the three colors of the Italian flag: green basil, white mozzarella, and red tomato sauce.

ottocento

nineteenth century

l'Ottocento

the nineteenth century

nineteenth-century Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

alla fine del secolo XIX

in the late nineteenth century

pizza

Although its ultimate origins are disputed, the pizza that is loved all over the world comes from Naples. There are more than fifty types of pizza (Margherita , Calzone , Capricciosa , Quattro Stagioni , etc.) Margherita , the best-known pizza, was invented in the late nineteenth century in honor of the then Queen of Italy, Margherita. This pizza unites the three colors of the Italian flag: green basil, white mozzarella, and red tomato sauce.

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English

Dances included the ronde, or round dance, the cotillion, and popular nineteenth-century dances such as the waltz, schottisch and polka.

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Some nineteenth-century fifes had a key pressed by the little finger of the right hand in place of a seventh finger hole.

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Its usefulness to nineteenth-century homesteaders, however, has made its seed widespread, and today is considered an unattractive nuisance.

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In the nineteenth-century, "vis medicatrix naturae" came to be interpreted as vitalism, and in this form it came to underlie the philosophical framework of homeopathy, chiropractic, hydropathy, osteopathy and naturopathy.

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Restored to its mid-nineteenth-century appearance, the farm today serves to provide a glimpse into the pioneer history of the surrounding community.

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The epistolary form nonetheless saw continued use, surviving in exceptions or in fragments in nineteenth-century novels.

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Twain valued economy of style (a possible but not necessary criterion), but such concision simply was not a characteristic of many early nineteenth-century novelists' work.

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The cross-wing plan was a predominant form of late nineteenth-century construction.

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It is a primary example of nineteenth-century realism's role in the naturalization of the burgeoning capitalist marketplace.

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As racial theories developed, especially from the mid nineteenth-century onwards, these nationalist ideas were subsumed within them.

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