Venezia

[ ve-ne-tsyah ]

noun

1. Also Also called Ve·ne·to [ve, -ne-taw]. a region in NE Italy. 7,095 sq. mi. (18,375 sq. km).
2. Italian name of Venice.

Venezia

/ veˈnɛttsja /

noun

1. the Italian name for Venice

Example Sentences

In addition, Bologna has a Canadian owner, and Serie B sides Parma and Venezia, who both have U.S. owners, are likely to be promoted to the top flight next season, swelling the North American influence.

From Los Angeles Times

The president of the Shoah Museum Foundation that is heading the project, Mario Venezia, told The Associated Press that the Italian role in the Holocaust must be central to the museum.

From Seattle Times

In the northeastern region of Friuli Venezia Giulia, images showed streets blanketed with hailstones after a violent storm on Sunday.

From Reuters

“He’s had this ongoing delay in the process of getting a kidney,” said Matthew L. Venezia, Randall’s attorney.

From Washington Post

Michael Venezia, the mayor of Bloomfield, a township about eight miles north of Newark, said on Facebook that “hate and antisemitism will not be tolerated and have no place in our welcoming community.”

From New York Times