albergo diurnon.

Brit.

/alˈbəːɡəʊ ˌdʌɪˈəːnəʊ/, U.S.

/ɑlˈbərˌɡoʊ ˌdaɪˈərnoʊ/

Inflections: Plural alberghi diurni.

Origin: A borrowing from Italian. Etymon: Italian albergo diurno.

Etymology: < Italian albergo diurno, literally ‘daytime hotel’ (1918; compare earlier in this sense hôtel diurno (a1861)) < albergo albergo n. + diurno daily, relating to daytime (see diurne adj.).

In Italy: an establishment, incorporating bathrooms and restrooms and frequently providing the services of a barber, shoeshiner, etc., typically situated at a railway station for the daytime refreshment of travellers.

ΚΠ

1913 Baedeker's N. Italy (ed. 14) iii. 98 The Albergo Diurno, below the Teatro Carlo Felice.

1958 J. Blish Case of Conscience xiv. 136 The Casa del Passegero..the finest travelers' way station in Italy—which..means the finest in the world, for there are no other institutions precisely like the alberghi diurni anywhere else.

1967 S. Ellin House of Cards iii. iv. 262 Do you know the albergo diurno beneath the railroad station in Rome where one may, for a few lire, relieve himself and wash his hands and face?

1972 K. Benton Spy in Chancery x. 95 He could go into a public lavatory or an albergo diurno (that typically Italian establishment, where you can get a bath, shave, shoe-shine and haircut at any hour of the day).

2010 S. Boulton & C. Catling Venice & Veneto 280/2 Another useful facility [in the station at Venice] is the albergo diurno. This is a daytime hotel where you can rest in a private room with an en-suite shower.

This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, September 2012; most recently modified version published online December 2021).

单词	albergo diurno
释义	albergo diurnon. Brit. /alˈbəːɡəʊ ˌdʌɪˈəːnəʊ/, U.S. /ɑlˈbərˌɡoʊ ˌdaɪˈərnoʊ/ Inflections: Plural alberghi diurni. Origin: A borrowing from Italian. Etymon: Italian albergo diurno. Etymology: < Italian albergo diurno, literally ‘daytime hotel’ (1918; compare earlier in this sense hôtel diurno (a1861)) < albergo albergo n. + diurno daily, relating to daytime (see diurne adj.). In Italy: an establishment, incorporating bathrooms and restrooms and frequently providing the services of a barber, shoeshiner, etc., typically situated at a railway station for the daytime refreshment of travellers. ΚΠ 1913 Baedeker's N. Italy (ed. 14) iii. 98 The Albergo Diurno, below the Teatro Carlo Felice. 1958 J. Blish Case of Conscience xiv. 136 The Casa del Passegero..the finest travelers' way station in Italy—which..means the finest in the world, for there are no other institutions precisely like the alberghi diurni anywhere else. 1967 S. Ellin House of Cards iii. iv. 262 Do you know the albergo diurno beneath the railroad station in Rome where one may, for a few lire, relieve himself and wash his hands and face? 1972 K. Benton Spy in Chancery x. 95 He could go into a public lavatory or an albergo diurno (that typically Italian establishment, where you can get a bath, shave, shoe-shine and haircut at any hour of the day). 2010 S. Boulton & C. Catling Venice & Veneto 280/2 Another useful facility [in the station at Venice] is the albergo diurno. This is a daytime hotel where you can rest in a private room with an en-suite shower. This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, September 2012; most recently modified version published online December 2021). < n.1913
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