noun
galleria
Galleria (noun) means a covered shopping arcade or indoor space lined with stores. Example: “They spent the afternoon browsing shops in the galleria.”
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A covered shopping arcade or indoor space lined with stores.
"They spent the afternoon browsing shops in the galleria."
How to use galleria
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishAn indoor shopping arcade, often glass-roofed.
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- gallerias
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Etymology
Borrowed directly from Italian galleria, the same root that gives English "gallery."
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What does “galleria” mean?
The word “galleria” means a covered shopping arcade or indoor space lined with stores. In plain terms, an indoor shopping arcade, often glass-roofed.
How do you use “galleria” in a sentence?
Here is “galleria” used in a sentence: “They spent the afternoon browsing shops in the galleria.”
What part of speech is “galleria”?
“Galleria” is a noun.
Where does the word “galleria” come from?
The word “galleria” comes from Italian. Borrowed directly from Italian galleria, the same root that gives English "gallery.".
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