Bolognese in Latin
Bolognese in Latin is bonōniēnsis — Bolognese means an Italian meat-and-tomato sauce, typically served with pasta.
Bolognese in Latin
bonōniēnsis
Of, from or relating to the city of Bologna, capital and largest city of Emilia-Romagna, Italy, or the surrounding metropolitan city.
What does "Bolognese" mean?
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noun An Italian meat-and-tomato sauce, typically served with pasta.
"We had spaghetti bolognese for dinner."
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adj Relating to the city of Bologna, Italy, or its style of cooking.
"The restaurant specialises in bolognese cuisine."
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Bolognese in a sentence
- We had spaghetti bolognese for dinner.
- The restaurant specialises in bolognese cuisine.
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What is "Bolognese" in Latin?
"Bolognese" in Latin is bonōniēnsis. Bolognese means: An Italian meat-and-tomato sauce, typically served with pasta.
How do you use "Bolognese" in a sentence?
Example: "We had spaghetti bolognese for dinner." In Latin, "Bolognese" is bonōniēnsis.
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