Garibaldi
/ˌɡærɪˈbɔːldi/
Definition

Definition of Garibaldi - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
historical figureItalian general and nationalist who contributed to Italian unification
  • Garibaldi played a key role in the unification of Italy.
2.
namesurname from Italian origin
  • The Garibaldi family has a long history in Italy.
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Origin of Garibaldi

Italian, Garibaldi (surname)

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follower of Garibaldi in Italy

Examples of Garibaldi in a sentence

  • Many admire Garibaldi for his leadership.
  • Garibaldi is a common surname in Italy.
  • She married into the Garibaldi family.

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  1. French:Garibaldi, ...
  2. German:Garibaldi, ...
  3. Italian:Garibaldi, ...
  4. Spanish:Garibaldi, ...
  5. Portuguese:Garibaldi, ...
  6. Chinese:加里波第, ...
  7. Japanese:ガリバルディ, ...
  8. Arabic:غاريبالدي, ...
  9. Hebrew:גָּארִיבָּלְדִי, גָּרִיבַּלְדִי, ...
  10. Russian:Гарибальди, ...
  11. Ukrainian:Гарібальді, ...
  12. Hindi:गैरीबाल्डी, ...
garibaldi
ˌɡærɪˈbɔːldi

Definition of garibaldi - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
foodRareUKbiscuit with currants between flaky pastry layersRareUK
  • I had a garibaldi with my tea.
biscuit cookie pastry
2.
marineRaretype of fish found in the eastern Pacific OceanRare
  • The garibaldi swam near the coral, its bright orange color visible from afar..
3.
clothingRarebright orange or red blouse worn by women in the 19th centuryRare
  • She wore a garibaldi, reminiscent of 19th-century fashion, at the costume party..
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Images of garibaldi

  • garibaldi: type of fish found in the eastern Pacific Ocean
    type of fish found in the eastern Pacific Ocean
  • garibaldi: bright orange or red blouse worn by women in the 19th century
    bright orange or red blouse worn by women in the 19th century

Origin of garibaldi

Named after Giuseppe Garibaldi, an Italian general

Examples of garibaldi in a sentence

  • The bakery sells a delicious garibaldi every morning.
  • A garibaldi darted through the kelp forest.
  • Garibaldi are protected in marine reserves.
  • The museum displayed a garibaldi from the 1800s.
  • She found a vintage garibaldi at the thrift store.

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  1. French:garibaldi, ...
  2. German:Garibaldi, Garibaldi-Fisch, ...
  3. Italian:garibaldi, pesce garibaldi, ...
  4. Spanish:garibaldi, pez garibaldi, ...
  5. Portuguese:garibaldi, peixe garibaldi, ...
  6. Chinese:加里波第饼干, 加里波第鱼, ...
  7. Japanese:ガリバルディ, ガリバルディ魚, ...
  8. Arabic:بسكويت جاريبالدي, سمكة الغاريبالدي, ...
  9. Hebrew:עוּגִיָּת גָּרִיבַּלְדִּי, גָּרִיבַּלְדִּי, ...
  10. Russian:гарибальди, оранжевая рыба, ...
  11. Ukrainian:гарібальді, помаранчева риба, ...
  12. Hindi:गारीबाल्डी, गैरीबाल्डी मछली, ...
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