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Treviso

(trāvē`zō), city (1991 pop. 83,598), capital of Treviso prov., Venetia, NE Italy. Situated in the center of the fertile Venetian plain, it is an agricultural market and industrial center. Manufactures include machinery, chemicals, metal products, ceramics, and construction materials. In the early Middle Ages, Treviso was the seat of a Lombard duchy, then of a Frankish march. It later became a free commune, submitted to various powers, and in 1339 fell to Venice. Severely damaged in the two world wars, Treviso remains picturesque, with canals, old houses, narrow winding streets, and fortifications of the 16th and 17th cent. Of special note are the cathedral (16th cent.) and the municipal museum, whose rich holdings include paintings by Pâris Bordone, born (1500) in Treviso.

Treviso

a city in northern Italy, in Véneto. Capital of Treviso Province. Population, 91,200 (1973). Industrial enterprises produce castings, machinery, textiles, chemicals, wood products, paper, ceramics, and clothing. Treviso is the center of a silkworm-breeding region. The city has architectural monuments of the 12th to 18th centuries. Treviso has a municipal museum and a theater.

Treviso

a city in N Italy, in Veneto region: agricultural market centre. Pop.: 80 144 (2001)

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释义	Treviso enUK Treviso (Italian treˈviːzo) n (Placename) a city in N Italy, in Veneto region: agricultural market centre. Pop: 80 144 (2001) Tre•vi•so (treɪˈvi zoʊ) n. a city in NE Italy. 90,632. Treviso enUK Treviso (trāvē`zō), city (1991 pop. 83,598), capital of Treviso prov., Venetia, NE Italy. Situated in the center of the fertile Venetian plain, it is an agricultural market and industrial center. Manufactures include machinery, chemicals, metal products, ceramics, and construction materials. In the early Middle Ages, Treviso was the seat of a Lombard duchy, then of a Frankish march. It later became a free commune, submitted to various powers, and in 1339 fell to Venice. Severely damaged in the two world wars, Treviso remains picturesque, with canals, old houses, narrow winding streets, and fortifications of the 16th and 17th cent. Of special note are the cathedral (16th cent.) and the municipal museum, whose rich holdings include paintings by Pâris Bordone, born (1500) in Treviso. Treviso a city in northern Italy, in Véneto. Capital of Treviso Province. Population, 91,200 (1973). Industrial enterprises produce castings, machinery, textiles, chemicals, wood products, paper, ceramics, and clothing. Treviso is the center of a silkworm-breeding region. The city has architectural monuments of the 12th to 18th centuries. Treviso has a municipal museum and a theater. Treviso a city in N Italy, in Veneto region: agricultural market centre. Pop.: 80 144 (2001) AcronymsSeeTV
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