spectacle in Italian

spectacle in Italian is spettacolo — spectacle means a striking or unusual scene, show or performance.

spettacolo

noun

An exciting or extraordinary scene, exhibition, performance etc.

What does "spectacle" mean?

noun A striking or unusual scene, show or performance.
"The lantern parade through the old town was a wonderful spectacle for the children."
noun The sense of drama and excitement that a show, product or display creates.
"The director wanted pure spectacle, with enormous sets and hundreds of costumed dancers."
noun An awkward or undignified scene that people notice.
"Please stop shouting in the shop, because you are making a spectacle of yourself."
noun The transparent scale that covers a snake's eye.
"Before a snake sheds its skin, the spectacle over each eye turns cloudy."

The lantern parade through the old town was a wonderful spectacle for the children.
A huge flock of starlings twisting across the sky made a breathtaking spectacle.
The director wanted pure spectacle, with enormous sets and hundreds of costumed dancers.
Some people love the spectacle of a big concert more than the music itself.

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What is "spectacle" in Italian?

"spectacle" in Italian is spettacolo. spectacle means: A striking or unusual scene, show or performance.

How do you use "spectacle" in a sentence?

Example: "The lantern parade through the old town was a wonderful spectacle for the children." In Italian, "spectacle" is spettacolo.

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