pizze in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for pizze in the English»Italian Dictionary

pizza [Brit ˈpiːtsə, ˈpɪtsə, Am ˈpitsə] N

pizza

pizza f

pizza before n base

per pizza

pizza oven

da pizze

pizza pan

da pizza

pizza parlour, pizza parlor [ˈpiːtsəˌpɑːlə(r)] N

pizza parlour

pizzeria f

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two-, three-reeler

un film di due, tre pizze

bread, pizza dough

pasta per il pane, per la pizza

Translations for pizze in the Italian»English Dictionary

pizza [ˈpittsa] N f

1. pizza FOOD:

pizza

pizza

trancio di pizza

slice of pizza

2. pizza CINE:

pizza (la scatola)

can

pizza (la pellicola)

reel

3. pizza fig:

pizza

pill

pizza

bore

che pizza!

what a yawn or pain!

Phrases:

pizza da asporto

take-out pizza

pizza al taglio

pizza by the slice

See also Pizza

Pizza Info

Pizza

This “global food” was for centuries a speciality only known in the city of Naples, and it was believed that it could not be appreciated outside that city. From medieval times pizze (flattened pieces of bread dough) were eaten in Naples with garlic and lard or cheese and basil, or little fish. The modern pizza with tomato first appeared at the end of the 18th century. The first pizzeria was opened in Naples around 1830 (before that pizza was sold and eaten in the street). In 1889 the pizzaiolo (pizza maker) Raffaele Esposito prepared a pizza for Queen Margherita, the wife of King Umberto I of Italy, with tomato, mozzarella and a few basil leaves (red, white and green, the colours of the Italian flag). This type of pizza, now the most popular one in the world, has been called the pizza margherita ever since.

Pizza Info

Pizza

This “global food” was for centuries a speciality only known in the city of Naples, and it was believed that it could not be appreciated outside that city. From medieval times pizze (flattened pieces of bread dough) were eaten in Naples with garlic and lard or cheese and basil, or little fish. The modern pizza with tomato first appeared at the end of the 18th century. The first pizzeria was opened in Naples around 1830 (before that pizza was sold and eaten in the street). In 1889 the pizzaiolo (pizza maker) Raffaele Esposito prepared a pizza for Queen Margherita, the wife of King Umberto I of Italy, with tomato, mozzarella and a few basil leaves (red, white and green, the colours of the Italian flag). This type of pizza, now the most popular one in the world, has been called the pizza margherita ever since.

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pizzeria

pizza restaurant

pizzeria

pizza parlour Brit

pizzeria

pizza parlor Am

da asporto pizza, gelato

take-away

da asporto pizza, gelato

take-out Am

da asporto pizza, gelato

to go Am

pizza al trancio

pizza by the slice

pizza alla -a FOOD

= pizza with tomato, mozzarella cheese, basil and anchovies

pizze in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for pizze in the English»Italian Dictionary

pizza [ˈpi:t·sə] N

pizza

pizza f

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pizza parlor

pizzeria f

slice of pizza

pezzo m

Translations for pizze in the Italian»English Dictionary

pizza [ˈpit·tsa] N f

1. pizza FOOD:

pizza

pizza

pizza al taglio

pizza by the slice

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.

2. pizza fig (persona o cosa noiosa):

pizza

bore

che pizza!

what a bore!

3. pizza (pellicola):

pizza

reel

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cornicione

raised rim of pizza

(pizza) margherita

pizza with tomato paste and mozzarella cheese

pizza alla -a

pizza with tomato, mozzarella, oregano and anchovies

pizzaiolo (-a)

pizza chef

goloso (-a)

I'm a glutton for pizza

la sua brava pizza ogni tanto se la mangia

every now and again he'll eat a pizza

pizze Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

give me a pizza with the works

voglio una pizza con tutto

pizza parlor

pizzeria f

pizza by the slice

pizza al taglio

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.

pizza

what a bore!

che pizza!

pizza with tomato paste and mozzarella cheese

(pizza) margherita

pizza with tomato, mozzarella, oregano and anchovies

pizza alla -a

every now and again he'll eat a pizza

la sua brava pizza ogni tanto se la mangia

Focaccia is a flat bread rather like a pizza but thicker. It is made with dough similar to that used for making bread, but with the addition of salt and extra virgin olive oil. Both focaccia and the smaller focaccine are good eaten warm on their own; they can also be cut in half and filled with cold cuts or cheese. They are eaten as a mid-morning or afternoon snack, or for a quick lunch or supper. The Ligurian version is made with cheese.

focaccia