magnifico in Portuguese
magnifico in Portuguese is magnífico — magnifico means a historical title for a nobleman or grandee of the old Republic of Venice.
magnifico in Portuguese
magnífico
(obsolete) A grandee or nobleman of Venice.
What does "magnifico" mean?
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noun A historical title for a nobleman or grandee of the old Republic of Venice.
"The magnifico arrived at the ceremony in full ceremonial dress."
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noun A historical title for the head, or rector, of certain German universities.
"The magnifico presided over the university's graduation ceremony."
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magnifico in a sentence
- The magnifico arrived at the ceremony in full ceremonial dress.
- The magnifico presided over the university's graduation ceremony.
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What is "magnifico" in Portuguese?
"magnifico" in Portuguese is magnífico. magnifico means: A historical title for a nobleman or grandee of the old Republic of Venice.
How do you use "magnifico" in a sentence?
Example: "The magnifico arrived at the ceremony in full ceremonial dress." In Portuguese, "magnifico" is magnífico.
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