Definition of Paduan in English:

Paduan

adjective ˈpadjʊənˈpædʒʊən

Relating to or characteristic of the Italian city of Padua, or its inhabitants.
he wrote in a Paduan dialect
Example sentencesExamples
- Starkey moved in the highest circles of the Paduan and Venetian intellectual aristocracy.
- Pacher's painting demonstrates first-hand knowledge of Paduan art, especially the work of Mantegna.
- With the Milanese soldier Roberto da Sanseverino, and the Paduan noble Gabriele Capodilista, he sailed for Jaffa on 17 May.
- Pinelli frequently received visiting dignitaries and scholars and invited Paduan men of letters to meet them.
- There is little which suggests that experience of Paduan teaching transformed the medical outlook he would have learnt from Cambridge doctors.
- His major Paduan commission was for the decoration of the ruling Carrara family's palace chapel.

noun ˈpadjʊənˈpædʒʊən

A native or inhabitant of the Italian city of Padua.
a great church was built by the Paduans
Example sentencesExamples
- Niccolo Frangipane is supposed to have been a Paduan, though his birthplace is disputed.
- Castelbaldo, today a rustic town, was then furnished with a formidable castle, which the Paduans had provisioned with food and arms.
- The opposing forces consisted of the Veronese, led by Giovanni dei Ordelaffi, and the Paduans, under the English mercenary Sir John Hawkwood.

Definition of Paduan in US English:

Paduan

adjectiveˈpajo͝oənˈpædʒʊən

Relating to or characteristic of the Italian city of Padua, or its inhabitants.
he wrote in a Paduan dialect
Example sentencesExamples
- Pacher's painting demonstrates first-hand knowledge of Paduan art, especially the work of Mantegna.
- Pinelli frequently received visiting dignitaries and scholars and invited Paduan men of letters to meet them.
- With the Milanese soldier Roberto da Sanseverino, and the Paduan noble Gabriele Capodilista, he sailed for Jaffa on 17 May.
- His major Paduan commission was for the decoration of the ruling Carrara family's palace chapel.
- There is little which suggests that experience of Paduan teaching transformed the medical outlook he would have learnt from Cambridge doctors.
- Starkey moved in the highest circles of the Paduan and Venetian intellectual aristocracy.

nounˈpajo͝oənˈpædʒʊən

A native or inhabitant of the Italian city of Padua.
a great church was built by the Paduans
Example sentencesExamples
- The opposing forces consisted of the Veronese, led by Giovanni dei Ordelaffi, and the Paduans, under the English mercenary Sir John Hawkwood.
- Niccolo Frangipane is supposed to have been a Paduan, though his birthplace is disputed.
- Castelbaldo, today a rustic town, was then furnished with a formidable castle, which the Paduans had provisioned with food and arms.

词汇	Paduan
释义	Definition of Paduan in English: Paduan adjective ˈpadjʊənˈpædʒʊən Relating to or characteristic of the Italian city of Padua, or its inhabitants. he wrote in a Paduan dialect Example sentencesExamples Starkey moved in the highest circles of the Paduan and Venetian intellectual aristocracy. Pacher's painting demonstrates first-hand knowledge of Paduan art, especially the work of Mantegna. With the Milanese soldier Roberto da Sanseverino, and the Paduan noble Gabriele Capodilista, he sailed for Jaffa on 17 May. Pinelli frequently received visiting dignitaries and scholars and invited Paduan men of letters to meet them. There is little which suggests that experience of Paduan teaching transformed the medical outlook he would have learnt from Cambridge doctors. His major Paduan commission was for the decoration of the ruling Carrara family's palace chapel. noun ˈpadjʊənˈpædʒʊən A native or inhabitant of the Italian city of Padua. a great church was built by the Paduans Example sentencesExamples Niccolo Frangipane is supposed to have been a Paduan, though his birthplace is disputed. Castelbaldo, today a rustic town, was then furnished with a formidable castle, which the Paduans had provisioned with food and arms. The opposing forces consisted of the Veronese, led by Giovanni dei Ordelaffi, and the Paduans, under the English mercenary Sir John Hawkwood. Definition of Paduan in US English: Paduan adjectiveˈpajo͝oənˈpædʒʊən Relating to or characteristic of the Italian city of Padua, or its inhabitants. he wrote in a Paduan dialect Example sentencesExamples Pacher's painting demonstrates first-hand knowledge of Paduan art, especially the work of Mantegna. Pinelli frequently received visiting dignitaries and scholars and invited Paduan men of letters to meet them. With the Milanese soldier Roberto da Sanseverino, and the Paduan noble Gabriele Capodilista, he sailed for Jaffa on 17 May. His major Paduan commission was for the decoration of the ruling Carrara family's palace chapel. There is little which suggests that experience of Paduan teaching transformed the medical outlook he would have learnt from Cambridge doctors. Starkey moved in the highest circles of the Paduan and Venetian intellectual aristocracy. nounˈpajo͝oənˈpædʒʊən A native or inhabitant of the Italian city of Padua. a great church was built by the Paduans Example sentencesExamples The opposing forces consisted of the Veronese, led by Giovanni dei Ordelaffi, and the Paduans, under the English mercenary Sir John Hawkwood. Niccolo Frangipane is supposed to have been a Paduan, though his birthplace is disputed. Castelbaldo, today a rustic town, was then furnished with a formidable castle, which the Paduans had provisioned with food and arms.
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