Siracusa

[ Italian see-rah-koo-zah ]

noun

1. Syracuse ( def 2 ).

Siracusa

/ siraˈkuːza /

noun

1. the Italian name for Syracuse

Example Sentences

Interestingly, says veterinary behavior expert Carlo Siracusa, these male cats are from different social groups and would normally behave aggressively toward each other—but for the occasion of mating, they will peacefully congregate.

From Slate

The other rescue operation by Italian coastguard on Monday was to help a fishing boat carrying 800 people that was located over 120 miles southeast of Siracusa, in Sicily.

From Reuters

“These behaviors are not invented on the spot,” says Carlo Siracusa, associate professor of clinical behavior medicine at the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine.

From Washington Post

Last year, Confindustria Siracusa, the area’s industrial association, proposed a $3 billion conversion plan to develop new clean facilities that could reduce carbon emissions and produce hydrogen.

From New York Times

But Claudio Geraci, vice president of Confindustria Siracusa, dismissed the idea of nationalization as absurd.

From New York Times