classico
- other
- /ˈklæsɪkoʊ/
- The restaurant offers a classico pizza made with traditional Italian ingredients.
Examples
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We bought the classico pasta sauce from the store because it tastes authentic.
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I prefer the classico version of the painting.
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Many people prefer the classico style when choosing wine for special occasions.
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This restaurant serves a classico Italian dish.
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We bought the classico pasta sauce from the store because it tastes authentic.
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The restaurant offers a classico pizza made with traditional Italian ingredients.
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Many people prefer the classico style when choosing wine for special occasions.
Synonyms
A typical, high quality example of its kind
Old and from a past time that people value, like clothes or furniture
Surface Forms
Etymology
Classico is the Italian form of the English classic, meaning 'classic' or 'traditional'. So calling a product or event classico means it follows an old, trusted style and is seen as high quality.