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['glɔːrɪəs]1) (marvellous) [view, weather] magnifico, splendido; [ holiday] meraviglioso2) (illustrious) [reign, victory] glorioso* * *1) (splendid; deserving great praise: a glorious career/victory.) glorioso2) (very pleasant; delightful: glorious weather; Isn't the sunshine glorious?) splendido* * *glorious /ˈglɔ:rɪəs/a.1 glorioso; illustre; preclaro (lett.): a glorious victory, una gloriosa vittoria; the glorious reign of Alfred the Great, il glorioso regno di Alfredo il Grande2 magnifico; splendido; ( anche iron.) bello: DIALOGO → - Weather- What a glorious day!, che magnifica giornata!; glorious weather, tempo splendido; tempo magnifico; a glorious muddle, un bel pasticcio (fig.)3 (fam.) beato nell'ubriachezza; che ha la sbornia allegragloriouslyavv.● a gloriously sunny day, una giornata di splendido solegloriousnessn. [u]2 magnificenza; splendore.* * *['glɔːrɪəs]1) (marvellous) [view, weather] magnifico, splendido; [ holiday] meraviglioso2) (illustrious) [reign, victory] glorioso
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