Definition of tenorino in English:

tenorino

nounPlural tenorini ˌtɛnəˈriːnəʊˌtenəˈrēnō

A high tenor.
Example sentencesExamples
- His voice is very different to the high tenorino so frequently required nowadays.
- His exquisite tenorino and cheery temperament turned out to be perfectly suited.
- His voice is tenorino, a voice especially suited to the softer passions.
- His voice, a very high tenor (called a tenorino), influenced several generations of vocalists.
- It's totally unfair to call him a tenorino.
- The accomplished and popular tenorino of the operetta company gave an afternoon entertainment.
- She has little patience for the inexperienced young man she dismisses as ‘el tenorino’.

Origin

Italian, diminutive of tenore 'tenor'.

Definition of tenorino in US English:

tenorino

nounˌtenəˈrēnō

A high tenor.
Example sentencesExamples
- It's totally unfair to call him a tenorino.
- The accomplished and popular tenorino of the operetta company gave an afternoon entertainment.
- His exquisite tenorino and cheery temperament turned out to be perfectly suited.
- She has little patience for the inexperienced young man she dismisses as ‘el tenorino’.
- His voice, a very high tenor (called a tenorino), influenced several generations of vocalists.
- His voice is very different to the high tenorino so frequently required nowadays.
- His voice is tenorino, a voice especially suited to the softer passions.

Origin

Italian, diminutive of tenore ‘tenor’.

单词	tenorino
释义	Definition of tenorino in English: tenorino nounPlural tenorini ˌtɛnəˈriːnəʊˌtenəˈrēnō A high tenor. Example sentencesExamples His voice is very different to the high tenorino so frequently required nowadays. His exquisite tenorino and cheery temperament turned out to be perfectly suited. His voice is tenorino, a voice especially suited to the softer passions. His voice, a very high tenor (called a tenorino), influenced several generations of vocalists. It's totally unfair to call him a tenorino. The accomplished and popular tenorino of the operetta company gave an afternoon entertainment. She has little patience for the inexperienced young man she dismisses as ‘el tenorino’. Origin Italian, diminutive of tenore 'tenor'. Definition of tenorino in US English: tenorino nounˌtenəˈrēnō A high tenor. Example sentencesExamples It's totally unfair to call him a tenorino. The accomplished and popular tenorino of the operetta company gave an afternoon entertainment. His exquisite tenorino and cheery temperament turned out to be perfectly suited. She has little patience for the inexperienced young man she dismisses as ‘el tenorino’. His voice, a very high tenor (called a tenorino), influenced several generations of vocalists. His voice is very different to the high tenorino so frequently required nowadays. His voice is tenorino, a voice especially suited to the softer passions. Origin Italian, diminutive of tenore ‘tenor’.
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