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Meanings of campanile in English

Portuguese
campanário
Catalan
campanar

A bell tower; usually stands alone unattached to a building.

campanário
Synonyms
Examples for "belfry"
Examples for "belfry"
1
It lies in the tower of the cathedral, close by the belfry.
Prince Eugene and His Times
2
He peered around and saw the ladder on the belfry's right side.
James Potter and the Vault of Destinies
3
The moon had risen and shone upon the belfry like broad daylight.
Louis Agassiz: His Life and Correspondence
4
Roldan made a wild lurch for the projecting floor of the belfry.
The Valiant Runaways
5
The San Gabriel belfry is well known in picture, song, and story.
The Old Franciscan Missions Of California
Usage of campanile in English
1
The campanile has a round top and flowers sprout from the masonry.
A Wanderer in Venice
2
San Antonio de Padua lacks the terraced towers and the pierced campanile.
The Old Franciscan Missions Of California
3
It's the freestanding bell tower, or campanile, of the cathedral next door.
Wired
4
The campanile series begins at the west side with the creation of man.
A Wanderer in Florence
5
To the right is a city view with campanile, dome and other buildings.
John Baptist Jackson: 18th-Century Master of the Color Woodcut
6
Flowers sprout from the campanile, a beautiful white structure at a desperate angle.
A Wanderer in Venice
7
The campanile, or bell tower, reaches a height of 179 feet.
Early European History
8
It is thus a true campanile, and was never joined to the church.'
Devon, Its Moorlands, Streams and Coasts
9
It was repeated on the campanile, and a gun was fired at the arsenal.
The Bravo: A Tale
10
But it will have a campanile in my Fiesole house.
The Red Lily — Volume 02
11
All that remains of S. Zobenigo's campanile is the isolated structure in the Piazza.
A Wanderer in Venice
12
Discussion of the Provincetown campanile - a monument to the Pilgrims, completed in 1910.
The new yorker
13
I remembered it as a little white town with a campanile in a valley.
A Farewell to Arms
14
Type of church interesting in its extreme simplicity; no idea of transept, campanile, or dome.
Mornings in Florence
15
The lofty campanile of the cathedral was erected in 1050 with fragments of Roman buildings.
The Project Gutenberg Encyclopedia, Volume 1 of 28
16
Apostoli with a view of the campanile along it.
A Wanderer in Venice
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Translations for campanile
Portuguese
campanário
Catalan
campanar
Campanile through the time
Campanile across language varieties
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