duomo
- noun
- /ˈdwoʊmoʊ/
- The magnificent Duomo in Florence attracts thousands of visitors each year.
- Piazza del Duomo
- Il duomo
- duomo di Torino
Examples
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The Palazzo Vecchio, the Duomo (Cathedral), the Baptistry, the Uffizi Gallery, the Church of San Lorenzo
Academic text (1999) -
That is the Duomo, seen from the Belvedere.
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"I'm taking them up to the top of the Duomo and then to the Campodeiglia," she told him.
Fiction book (1996) -
Down from the Duomo bell tower, a monk descends.
Fiction book (1991) -
I know, it's the Duomo at Lucca, isn't it?
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The Pietá of the Duomo in Florence.
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To bypass Florence with an autostrada sweep southward toward Orvieto, with the great Duomo there serene in the distance, seems preposterous.
Fiction book (1997) -
Florentine planners were known to measure both between support centers and surfaces in the same building (in the Duomo planning of 1357, for example), and in any case, the Florentine braccia was not an exact unit historically.
Academic text (2015) -
While exploring the city, we visited the historic Duomo and admired its intricate artwork.
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The Duomo of Milan is one of the largest cathedrals in the world, renowned for its stunning architecture.
Synonyms
A building where Christians meet to pray and worship
The main Christian church in an area where a bishop has their seat
A building where Christians meet to worship
How Big
Surface Forms
Etymology
Duomo comes from the Latin word domus, meaning 'house', and it was used for the 'house of God' in a town. So a duomo is the city's main church or cathedral.