spectacle in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for spectacle in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.spectacle [Brit ˈspɛktək(ə)l, Am ˈspɛktək(ə)l] N

1. spectacle:

spectacle

spettacolo m

to make a spectacle of oneself

rendersi ridicolo

2. spectacle before n (for glasses):

spectacle case

per occhiali

spectacle frame, lens

degli occhiali

II.spectacles N

spectacles npl arch:

spectacles

occhiali m

a pair of spectacles

un paio di occhiali

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to be engrossed in book, spectacle, work

essere completamente assorbito or preso da

we were treated to the unusual spectacle of a minister in disgrace

abbiamo avuto l'onore di assistere all'insolito spettacolo di un ministro in disgrazia

Translations for spectacle in the Italian»English Dictionary

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astuccio per occhiali

spectacle case

lente per occhiali

spectacle lens

rendersi ridicolo

to make a fool or an ass or a spectacle of oneself

rendersi ridicolo

to make a spectacle of oneself

spectacle in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for spectacle in the English»Italian Dictionary

spectacle [ˈspek·tə·kl] N

1. spectacle:

spectacle

spettacolo m

to make a real spectacle of oneself

dare spettacolo di sè

2. spectacle pl (glasses):

spectacle

occhiali m pl

a pair of spectacle

un paio di occhiali

Translations for spectacle in the Italian»English Dictionary

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spettacolo

spectacle

spectacle Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to make a real spectacle of oneself

dare spettacolo di sè

a pair of spectacle

un paio di occhiali

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

I thought the film does the spectacle really well.

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The spectacle epitomises the prevailing model of social life.

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His extensive credits range from musical theater, sporting and cultural events to commercial recordings and live mega spectacles.

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This is both because he can usually manipulate chaotic circumstances to his own advantage, and because he simply enjoys the spectacle.

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The reservoir provides a grand spectacle, and in the past it was the hunting forest resort.

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It seemed lower key, perhaps, with less fanfare and more poignancy than brash spectacle.

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It also qualified the show as a big spectacle, in which the choreography looks like ballets.

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Nests of herons and river islands complete the spectacle.

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The convention included many scheduled events, seminars, parades, conferences, and musical, cultural, and gastronomic spectacles.

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Colour, composition, pace, and above all, camera movement, create an exhilarating spectacle that is never thematically shallow.

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