biennale

See also: biennálé

English

Etymology

From Italian biennale.

Noun

biennale (plural biennales)

1. A biennial celebration or exhibition
   • 2007 February 25, William Shaw, “We Are Not a Muse”, in New York Times‎:

     In Venice for the 2005 biennale with the architect David Adjaye and the artist Olafur Eliasson. 6.

Translations

a biennial celebration or exhibition

Chinese: Mandarin: 雙年展 / 双年展 (shuāngniánzhǎn) (exhibition) Finnish: biennaali (fi) French: biennale (fr) f German: Biennale (de) f Hungarian: biennálé (hu) Italian: biennale (it) f Japanese: ビエンナーレ (biennāre) Kazakh: биеннале (biennale) Korean: 비엔날레 (biennalle) Polish: biennale (pl) n Russian: биенна́ле (ru) n or f (bijennále), бьенна́ле (ru) n or f (bʹjennále) Swedish: biennal (sv) c Ukrainian: бієна́ле m or f (bijenále), б'єна́ле m or f (bʺjenále)

Anagrams

• balenine, labenine

French

Pronunciation

• Audio (Switzerland (Valais)):

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Adjective

biennale

1. feminine singular of biennal