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opera in Italian

opera in Italian is teatro d'opera, opera, opera lirica — opera means a theatrical work in which the story is told mainly through singing, with orchestral music.

opera in Italian

teatro d'opera
noun
opera
noun
(music) A theatrical work, combining drama, music, song and sometimes dance.
opera lirica
noun
(music) A theatrical work, combining drama, music, song and sometimes dance.
opera
noun

What does "opera" mean?

  1. noun A theatrical work in which the story is told mainly through singing, with orchestral music.
    "She sings in the chorus of an opera and rehearses every evening."
  2. noun A building where such performances are staged; an opera house.
    "We are meeting outside the opera at seven, so please don't be late."
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opera in a sentence

  • She sings in the chorus of an opera and rehearses every evening.
  • They saw a production of "La Bohème" at the opera.
  • We are meeting outside the opera at seven, so please don't be late.
  • The old opera in the town centre has just been restored with a new roof.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "opera" in Italian?
"opera" in Italian is teatro d'opera, opera, opera lirica. opera means: A theatrical work in which the story is told mainly through singing, with orchestral music.
How do you use "opera" in a sentence?
Example: "She sings in the chorus of an opera and rehearses every evening." In Italian, "opera" is teatro d'opera, opera, opera lirica.
Are there other ways to say "opera" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 3 translations listed for "opera": teatro d'opera, opera, opera lirica.
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