Campanile
11campanile — ► NOUN ▪ a bell tower, especially a free standing one. ORIGIN Italian, from campana bell …
12campanile — [kam΄pə nē′lē] n. pl. campaniles or campanili [kam΄pə nē′lē] [It < LL campana, a bell, steelyard, after CAMPANIA] a bell tower, esp. one that stands apart from any other building …
13Campanile — A campanile ndash; pronounced IPA|/kampaˈni:le/ ndash; is, especially in Italy, a free standing bell tower, often adjacent to a church or cathedral. The word derives from the Italian campanile , from campana (bell).The most famous campanile is… …
14Campanile — La tour de Pise. Le campan …
15campanile — /kam peuh nee lee, neel /; It. /kahm pah nee le/, n., pl. campaniles, campanili / nee lee/. a bell tower, esp. one freestanding from the body of a church. [1630 40; < It, equiv. to campan(a) bell ( < LL, prob. n. use of L Campana, fem. sing. or… …
16campanile — cam·pa·nì·le s.m. 1. AU torre che affianca o sovrasta una chiesa e che contiene nella parte più alta le campane Sinonimi: torre campanaria. 2. CO estens., luogo di nascita: ho nostalgia del mio campanile; spirito di campanile, amore di campanile …
17Campanile — Glockenturm; Kirchturm * * * Cam|pa|ni|le 〈m.; , 〉 = Kampanile * * * Cam|pa|ni|le: ↑ Kampanile. * * * I Campanile …
18campanile — (kan pa ni l ), s. m. et selon quelques uns CAMPANILLE (kan pa ni ll , ll mouillées), s. f. Clocher à jour ; petite tour ouverte et légère, souvent isolée, servant de clocher. Le campanile de Florence. Le campanile de S. Marc à Venise. ÉTYMOLOGIE …
19campanile — UK [ˌkæmpəˈniːlɪ] / US [ˌkæmpəˈnɪlɪ] noun [countable] Word forms campanile : singular campanile plural campaniles a tall tower with a bell at the top, especially one near a church but not a part of it …
20CAMPANILE — s. m. T. d Archit. Clocher à jour ; petite tour ouverte et légère, haute, et souvent isolée, dans laquelle sont suspendues des cloches. Le campanile de Florence est incrusté de marbre. Quelques uns disent Campanille, et font ce mot du féminin …
