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f countryfig, politics campaignvivere in campagna live in the countrycampagna pubblicitaria advertising campaigncampagna elettorale election campaign* * *campagna s.f.1 country, countryside: vivere in campagna, to live in the country; andare in campagna, to go to the country; gente di campagna, country folk (o rural people); ho una casa in campagna, I have a house in the country; una residenza di campagna, a country-seat // la Campagna Romana, the Campagna // in aperta campagna, in the open country4 (mil.) campaign: la campagna di Russia, the Russian campaign // artiglieria da campagna, field artillery5 (mar.) long cruise6 ( propaganda) campaign: campagna elettorale, electoral campaign; campagna pubblicitaria, advertising campaign; campagna promozionale, promotion campaign; campagna di vendita, sales drive (o campaign); campagna giornalistica, press campaign // (sport) campagna acquisti, campaign on the transfer market.* * *[kam'paɲɲa]sostantivo femminile1) (zona rurale) country, countryside U2) (terra coltivata) farmland, land3) (operazione) campaign4) mil. campaign•campagna acquisti — sport transfer season
* * *campagna/kam'paŋŋa/sostantivo f.1 (zona rurale) country, countryside U; la campagna toscana the Tuscan countryside; abitare in campagna to live in the country2 (terra coltivata) farmland, land3 (operazione) campaign; lanciare una campagna to launch a campaign4 mil. campaigncampagna acquisti sport transfer season; campagna diffamatoria smear campaign; campagna elettorale election campaign; campagna pubblicitaria advertising campaign; campagna di stampa press campaign; campagna di vendita marketing campaign.
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