bambino Sentence Examples
- The new parents doted on their tiny bambino, showering him with love and attention.
- The Bambino de Praga is a revered statue of the Christ Child in the Czech Republic.
- The opera "La Bohème" features a character named Mimi, who falls in love with a penniless poet named Rodolfo, and they have a bambino together.
- In Italian, "bambino" means "baby" or "young child."
- The Bambino Gesù Hospital in Rome is a renowned pediatric hospital dedicated to caring for sick children.
- TheBambino Gesù is a popular Christmas decoration in Italy, representing the infant Jesus in the manger.
- The Bambino di Praga is believed to have miraculous powers and is often invoked by women seeking to conceive.
- The mother held her bambino close, marveling at his tiny fingers and toes.
- The doctor examined the bambino thoroughly, checking his heartbeat and weight.
- The bambino's first smile filled his parents' hearts with joy and contentment.
bambino Meaning
bambino (n)
a young child
bambino (n.)
A child or baby; esp., a representation in art of the infant Christ wrapped in swaddling clothes.
Babe Ruth.
A child or baby; specif., a representation in art of the infant Christ.
Synonyms & Antonyms of bambino
FAQs About the word bambino
a young childA child or baby; esp., a representation in art of the infant Christ wrapped in swaddling clothes., Babe Ruth., A child or baby; specif., a represen
newborn, toddler, child, kid, infant,baby, neonate,boy, babe, youngster
adult,adult,oldster, grown-up, old-timer, senior citizen, elder, oldster, elder, grown-up
The new parents doted on their tiny bambino, showering him with love and attention.
The Bambino de Praga is a revered statue of the Christ Child in the Czech Republic.
The opera "La Bohème" features a character named Mimi, who falls in love with a penniless poet named Rodolfo, and they have a bambino together.
In Italian, "bambino" means "baby" or "young child."
