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venetian

adjective (Venetian); noun (a Venetian, Venetians); noun (venetian blind, venetian blinds)

«venetian» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. From or to do with Venice, a city in Italy built on water with canals instead of streets. tree →
  2. A person who comes from Venice. tree →
  3. A venetian blind is a window blind made of many thin flat strips that tilt to let light in or keep it out. tree →

In the lessons

In history lessons, Venetian merchants traded across the Mediterranean, and Marco Polo was Venetian. In art, Venetian glass and Venetian masks are famous. At home, a venetian blind is a common kind of blind.

Examples

  • Marco Polo was a famous Venetian traveller. tree →
  • We bought a Venetian mask for the carnival. tree →
  • Venetian boats are called gondolas. tree →
  • Pull the cord to open the venetian blind. tree →
  • The Venetians built their city on islands. tree →
  • Venetian glass is beautiful and colourful. tree →

Note

With a capital V when it means Venice; the blind is often written with a small v. Do not confuse with «Venusian» (from the planet Venus).

On Mova

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