garibaldi
word
Definition
'Garibaldi' can refer to a bright orange fish native to the Pacific Ocean, or to Giuseppe Garibaldi, a famous Italian general. It is also used as a name for certain foods or places.
Usage & Nuances
In English, 'Garibaldi' most commonly refers to either the fish or the Italian general. When used for food (like the British 'Garibaldi biscuit'), the context makes it clear. Capitalized when referring to proper nouns.
Spanish: garibaldi (pez) - Garibaldi (persona histórica)Portuguese (BR): garibaldi (peixe) - Garibaldi (pessoa histórica)Portuguese (PT): garibaldi (peixe) - Garibaldi (figura histórica)Chinese (Simplified): 加里波第鱼 - 加里波第（历史人物）Chinese (Traditional): 加里波第魚 - 加里波第（歷史人物）Hindi: ग़रीबाल्दी (मछली) - गैरीबाल्डी (ऐतिहासिक व्यक्ति)Arabic: غاريبالدي (سمكة) - غاريبالدي (شخصية تاريخية)Bengali: গারিবালদীRussian: ГарибальдиJapanese: ガリバルディVietnamese: GaribaldiKorean: 가리발디Turkish: GaribaldiUrdu: گیرِبالدیIndonesian: Garibaldi
Example Sentences
The garibaldi is a bright orange fish found near California.
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Giuseppe Garibaldi was a famous general in Italy.
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We saw a garibaldi while snorkeling.
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Is that a garibaldi swimming by the rocks?
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There's a dessert called Garibaldi at this bakery—it's sweet and tasty!
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My hometown has a plaza named after Garibaldi.
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