Definition of tazza in English:

tazza

noun ˈtɑːtsəˈtätsə

A shallow ornamental wine cup mounted on a foot.
高脚浅杯
Example sentencesExamples
- The same colors are repeated in the gilt tazza, the garland of flowers and the pendant, hair ornament, and other jewelry strewn on the table.
- A silver tazza bearing the Royal African Company arms and made the same year as the Garthorne monteith, but by a different maker, is in the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston.
- When the fashion for tazzas waned many had their central ‘trumpet’ foot removed and three or four smaller feet were added at the borders.
- The Hamburg silversmith Hans Lambrecht II, who made the cup shown in Plate XI, was probably influenced by the numerous tazza forms intended for serving fruit.
- Characteristic of Kuzmichev's fine enameling is the small tazza in Plate X, which incorporates a cockerel leaning against the stem.

Origin

Early 19th century: from Italian, from Arabic ṭasa 'bowl' (see tass).

Definition of tazza in US English:

tazza

nounˈtätsə

A saucer-shaped cup mounted on a foot.
高脚浅杯
Example sentencesExamples
- Characteristic of Kuzmichev's fine enameling is the small tazza in Plate X, which incorporates a cockerel leaning against the stem.
- The same colors are repeated in the gilt tazza, the garland of flowers and the pendant, hair ornament, and other jewelry strewn on the table.
- A silver tazza bearing the Royal African Company arms and made the same year as the Garthorne monteith, but by a different maker, is in the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston.
- When the fashion for tazzas waned many had their central ‘trumpet’ foot removed and three or four smaller feet were added at the borders.
- The Hamburg silversmith Hans Lambrecht II, who made the cup shown in Plate XI, was probably influenced by the numerous tazza forms intended for serving fruit.

Origin

Early 19th century: from Italian, from Arabic ṭasa ‘bowl’ (see tass).

词汇	tazza
释义	Definition of tazza in English: tazza noun ˈtɑːtsəˈtätsə A shallow ornamental wine cup mounted on a foot. 高脚浅杯 Example sentencesExamples The same colors are repeated in the gilt tazza, the garland of flowers and the pendant, hair ornament, and other jewelry strewn on the table. A silver tazza bearing the Royal African Company arms and made the same year as the Garthorne monteith, but by a different maker, is in the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. When the fashion for tazzas waned many had their central ‘trumpet’ foot removed and three or four smaller feet were added at the borders. The Hamburg silversmith Hans Lambrecht II, who made the cup shown in Plate XI, was probably influenced by the numerous tazza forms intended for serving fruit. Characteristic of Kuzmichev's fine enameling is the small tazza in Plate X, which incorporates a cockerel leaning against the stem. Origin Early 19th century: from Italian, from Arabic ṭasa 'bowl' (see tass). Definition of tazza in US English: tazza nounˈtätsə A saucer-shaped cup mounted on a foot. 高脚浅杯 Example sentencesExamples Characteristic of Kuzmichev's fine enameling is the small tazza in Plate X, which incorporates a cockerel leaning against the stem. The same colors are repeated in the gilt tazza, the garland of flowers and the pendant, hair ornament, and other jewelry strewn on the table. A silver tazza bearing the Royal African Company arms and made the same year as the Garthorne monteith, but by a different maker, is in the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. When the fashion for tazzas waned many had their central ‘trumpet’ foot removed and three or four smaller feet were added at the borders. The Hamburg silversmith Hans Lambrecht II, who made the cup shown in Plate XI, was probably influenced by the numerous tazza forms intended for serving fruit. Origin Early 19th century: from Italian, from Arabic ṭasa ‘bowl’ (see tass).
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