sixteenth-century in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for sixteenth-century in the Italian»English Dictionary

cinquecentesco <pl cinquecenteschi, cinquecentesche> [tʃinkwetʃenˈtesko] ADJ

cinquecentesco

sixteenth-century

cinquecentesco ART (in Italia)

cinquecento

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Quirinale

This is a sixteenth-century building on the Quirinale hill, in Rome, and is now the residence of the President of the Republic. It was formerly the summer residence of the popes and then of the kings of Italy. There is a magnificent garden inside.

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Cinquecento

sixteenth century

cinquecentista

scholar of the art or literature of the sixteenth century

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from the sixteenth century down to the present day

dal sedicesimo secolo (fino) ai giorni nostri

sixteenth-century in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for sixteenth-century in the Italian»English Dictionary

cinquecentesco (-a) <-schi, -sche> [tʃiŋ·kue·tʃen·ˈtes·ko] ADJ

1. cinquecentesco (castello, mura):

cinquecentesco (-a)

sixteenth-century

2. cinquecentesco (nell'arte italiana):

cinquecentesco (-a)

of the Cinquecento

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il Cinquecento (secolo)

the sixteenth century

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English

In the sixteenth-century, watercolours were made of this central dome so the pictorial scheme can be hypothetically reconstructed.

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Limber is a sixteenth-century word used in the dialectical sense to refer to a cart shaft, alluding to its to and fro motion.

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Although many sixteenth-century references to football are disapproving or dwell upon their dangers there are two notable departures from this view.

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