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Italian
Etymology
From sipario (“curtain”) + -etto, literally “small curtain”.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /si.paˈrjet.to/
- Rhymes: -etto
- Hyphenation: si‧pa‧riét‧to
Noun
siparietto m (plural siparietti)
- entr'acte
- amusing scene performed during a change of scene
- (figurative, by extension) short interval between two TV or radio segments, programs, etc.; break
- (figurative, by extension) funny moment, conversation, back and forth, etc.
- Synonyms: scenetta, battibecco
2020 July 29, Silvia Luperini, “Usa, su Spotify debuttano le interviste di Michelle. E la prima è al marito Barack Obama [USA, on Spotify debut Michelle's interviews. And the first is with husband Barack Obama]”, in la Repubblica:Quello con Barack Obama non è l'unico siparietto che attende Michelle.- The one with Barack Obama is not the only back and forth that is waiting for Michelle.
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