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Riviera
[ riv-ee-air-uh; Italian ree-vye-rah ]
noun
- a resort area along the Mediterranean coast, extending from Saint Tropez, in SE France, to La Spezia, in NW Italy. French C么te d'Azur.
- (often lowercase) any similar coastal resort area:
the Florida riviera.
riviera
1/ 藢谤瑟惫瑟藞蓻蓹谤蓹 /
noun
- a coastal region reminiscent of the Riviera
Riviera
2/ 藢谤瑟惫瑟藞蓻蓹谤蓹 /
noun
- the Mediterranean coastal region between Cannes, France, and La Spezia, Italy: contains some of Europe's most popular resorts
Riviera
- Narrow strip of land in southeastern France and northwestern Italy on the Mediterranean Sea , also including Monaco . Cannes , Monte Carlo , and Nice are three of its best-known towns and cities.
Notes
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of Riviera1
Example Sentences
President Trump sparked concern internationally after saying he wanted to turn Gaza in a resort like the French Riviera - a proposal that would see Palestinians removed to other countries.
Last year she also launched a lifestyle brand, originally called American Riviera Orchard and now known as As Ever that aims to sell "beautifully crafted essentials" like artisan preserve and tea.
He assured the IOC that no Olympic venues were damaged, including Riviera Country Club, which will host Olympic golf and was in the Palisades fire evacuation zone.
She returned to the French Riviera in 2012 for 鈥淥ur Children鈥 and took home the Un Certain Regard actress prize.
If we turn Gaza into an American Riviera, it鈥檚 all for the better, Trump argues, even if it comes at the cost of thousands of Palestinian lives and the utter destruction of Palestinian culture.
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