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['siːnɪk]aggettivo [drive, route, walk] panoramico; [location, countryside] pittorescothe area is well-known for its scenic beauty — la regione è molto conosciuta per la bellezza del suo panorama
* * *1) (of scenery, real or theatrical: clever scenic effects in the film.) scenico2) (having beautiful scenery: a scenic highway.) panoramico* * *scenic /ˈsi:nɪk/a.2 del paesaggio; del panorama; panoramico: scenic beauty, bellezza del paesaggio; bellezze naturali; scenic route, strada panoramica● scenic railway, trenino di un parco (o di uno zoo); montagne russe ( a una fiera)scenically avv.* * *['siːnɪk]aggettivo [drive, route, walk] panoramico; [location, countryside] pittoresco
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