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trat·to·ri·a  (trät-r)
n. pl. trat·to·ri·as or trat·to·ri·e (-r)
An informal restaurant or tavern serving simple Italian dishes.
[Italian, from trattore, host, from trattare, to treat, from Latin tractre; see treat.]
trattoria [ˌtrætəˈrɪə]
n
(Cookery) an Italian restaurant
[from Italian, from trattore innkeeper, from French traiteur, from Old French tretier to treat]
Translations
trattoria [ˌtrætəˈrɪə] N → trattoria f
trattoria
n → Trattoria f
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