Definition of tramontane in English:

tramontane

adjective trəˈmɒnteɪntrəˈmɑnteɪn

rare

1Relating to or living on the other side of mountains, especially the Alps as seen from Italy.
1. 1.1archaic Foreign; barbarous.

noun trəˈmɒnteɪntrəˈmɑnteɪn

1
another term for tramontana
Example sentencesExamples
- Wind is common throughout the growing season, with the tramontane bringing cool air from the mountains.
- The weather is fine over the entire Mediterranean coast, but the tramontane is blowing over the coast of Languedoc.
- In France, 2,741 acres of woodland near Perpignan were reduced to ashes in a blaze fanned by a tramontane wind gusting up to 80 mph.
2archaic A person who lives on the other side of mountains (used especially by Italians to refer to people beyond the Alps).
〈古〉住在山那边的人（尤被意大利人用来指住在阿尔卑斯山外的人）
Example sentencesExamples
- As the tramontanes infiltrate the Appalachians, they often remark of the beauty of the far ranges and mists.

Origin

Middle English (as a noun denoting the Pole Star): from Italian tramontana 'Pole Star, north wind', tramontani 'people living beyond the Alps', from Latin transmontanus 'beyond the mountains', from trans- 'across' + mons, mont- 'mountain'.

Definition of tramontane in US English:

tramontane

adjectivetrəˈmɑnteɪntrəˈmäntān

rare

1Traveling to, situated on, or living on the other side of mountains.
〈罕〉去（在，住在）山那边的
1. 1.1archaic (especially from the Italian point of view) foreign; barbarous.
  〈古〉（尤指意大利人所认为的）外国的；野蛮的

nountrəˈmɑnteɪntrəˈmäntān

1
another term for tramontana
Example sentencesExamples
- In France, 2,741 acres of woodland near Perpignan were reduced to ashes in a blaze fanned by a tramontane wind gusting up to 80 mph.
- The weather is fine over the entire Mediterranean coast, but the tramontane is blowing over the coast of Languedoc.
- Wind is common throughout the growing season, with the tramontane bringing cool air from the mountains.
2archaic A person who lives on the other side of mountains (used especially by Italians to refer to people beyond the Alps).
〈古〉住在山那边的人（尤被意大利人用来指住在阿尔卑斯山外的人）
Example sentencesExamples
- As the tramontanes infiltrate the Appalachians, they often remark of the beauty of the far ranges and mists.

Origin

Middle English (as a noun denoting the Pole Star): from Italian tramontana ‘Pole Star, north wind’, tramontani ‘people living beyond the Alps’, from Latin transmontanus ‘beyond the mountains’, from trans- ‘across’ + mons, mont- ‘mountain’.

词汇	tramontane
释义	Definition of tramontane in English: tramontane adjective trəˈmɒnteɪntrəˈmɑnteɪn rare 1Relating to or living on the other side of mountains, especially the Alps as seen from Italy. 1.1archaic Foreign; barbarous. noun trəˈmɒnteɪntrəˈmɑnteɪn 1 another term for tramontana Example sentencesExamples Wind is common throughout the growing season, with the tramontane bringing cool air from the mountains. The weather is fine over the entire Mediterranean coast, but the tramontane is blowing over the coast of Languedoc. In France, 2,741 acres of woodland near Perpignan were reduced to ashes in a blaze fanned by a tramontane wind gusting up to 80 mph. 2archaic A person who lives on the other side of mountains (used especially by Italians to refer to people beyond the Alps). 〈古〉住在山那边的人（尤被意大利人用来指住在阿尔卑斯山外的人） Example sentencesExamples As the tramontanes infiltrate the Appalachians, they often remark of the beauty of the far ranges and mists. Origin Middle English (as a noun denoting the Pole Star): from Italian tramontana 'Pole Star, north wind', tramontani 'people living beyond the Alps', from Latin transmontanus 'beyond the mountains', from trans- 'across' + mons, mont- 'mountain'. Definition of tramontane in US English: tramontane adjectivetrəˈmɑnteɪntrəˈmäntān rare 1Traveling to, situated on, or living on the other side of mountains. 〈罕〉去（在，住在）山那边的 1.1archaic (especially from the Italian point of view) foreign; barbarous. 〈古〉（尤指意大利人所认为的）外国的；野蛮的 nountrəˈmɑnteɪntrəˈmäntān 1 another term for tramontana Example sentencesExamples In France, 2,741 acres of woodland near Perpignan were reduced to ashes in a blaze fanned by a tramontane wind gusting up to 80 mph. The weather is fine over the entire Mediterranean coast, but the tramontane is blowing over the coast of Languedoc. Wind is common throughout the growing season, with the tramontane bringing cool air from the mountains. 2archaic A person who lives on the other side of mountains (used especially by Italians to refer to people beyond the Alps). 〈古〉住在山那边的人（尤被意大利人用来指住在阿尔卑斯山外的人） Example sentencesExamples As the tramontanes infiltrate the Appalachians, they often remark of the beauty of the far ranges and mists. Origin Middle English (as a noun denoting the Pole Star): from Italian tramontana ‘Pole Star, north wind’, tramontani ‘people living beyond the Alps’, from Latin transmontanus ‘beyond the mountains’, from trans- ‘across’ + mons, mont- ‘mountain’.
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