Victorian in Spanish
Victorian in Spanish is victoriano — Victorian means belonging to the reign of Britain's Queen Victoria (1837 to 1901), or to that era in general.
Victorian in Spanish
victoriano
What does "Victorian" mean?
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adj Belonging to the reign of Britain's Queen Victoria (1837 to 1901), or to that era in general.
"The house has beautiful Victorian ironwork on the porch."
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adj Old-fashioned or strictly moral in a way associated with that period; prudish or conservative.
"His Victorian views on dating seemed hopelessly out of touch."
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noun A person who lived during the reign of Queen Victoria, or a piece of furniture or architecture from that period.
"The museum has a room furnished entirely with Victorians."
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Victorian in a sentence
- The house has beautiful Victorian ironwork on the porch.
- She's writing her thesis on Victorian attitudes to childhood.
- His Victorian views on dating seemed hopelessly out of touch.
- The school still enforces some rather Victorian rules about uniform.
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What is "Victorian" in Spanish?
"Victorian" in Spanish is victoriano. Victorian means: Belonging to the reign of Britain's Queen Victoria (1837 to 1901), or to that era in general.
How do you use "Victorian" in a sentence?
Example: "The house has beautiful Victorian ironwork on the porch." In Spanish, "Victorian" is victoriano.
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