specialities in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

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speciality holiday [ˈspeʃɪælətɪˌhɒlədeɪ] N Brit

speciality [Brit ˌspɛʃɪˈalɪti, Am ˌspɛʃiˈælədi], specialty [ˈspeʃəltɪ] N

speciality act [ˈspeʃɪælətɪˌækt] N Brit THEAT

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local speciality
della zona, regionale

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enogastronomia
= regional food and wine specialities
specialità
speciality Brit
specialità
speciality Brit
una specialità del posto
a local speciality
la pizza è la sua specialità
pizza's his speciality
campo specialistico
speciality
vacanze a tema
speciality holiday Brit
cavallo di battaglia THEAT
speciality act Brit
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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The caviar and smoked fish from the region are, in particular, widely prized and sought after specialities in both domestic and foreign gourmet markets.
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Local cuisine includes stuffed aubergines (maranciani chini), and traditional specialities made with the beans with and vegetables (favi e fogghi).
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Specialities include smoked aubergines, combined with seafood and beetroot puree.
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Apart from traditional specialities connected with basic functions of the town there were also goldsmiths, painters, comb-makers, armourers, pavers, leather-dressers, violin makers and soapboilers.
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It offers a range of specialities including oncology, haematology, bone marrow transplant, burns, genetics and orthopaedics.
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Colorful cultural programs, rituals and prayers are the specialities of this age-old festival.
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Along with traditional medicine, including specialities such as oncology, public health and mental health, it also teaches acupuncture, marine biology, veterinary medicine, biochemistry and bioengineering.
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It includes zoologists, botanists, ornithologists, malacologists, naturalists and other specialities.
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The medical intern must finish a period of 3 months in each of the specialities of internal medicine, obstetrics and gynaecology, surgery, psychiatry and pediatrics.
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He set up the geology department, not specialising but employing people with a range of specialities.
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