Значение слова "COMO" найдено в 14 источниках

COMO

найдено в "Англо-русском большом универсальном переводческом словаре"

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Комо

найдено в "Catholic encyclopedia"

Como: translation

Como

• An important town in the province of Lombardy (Northern Italy), situated on Lake Como, the ancient Lacus Larius

Catholic Encyclopedia.Kevin Knight.2006.

Como

Como

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DIOCESE OF COMO (COMENSIS).

Como is an important town in the province of Lombardy (Northern Italy), picturesquely situated on Lake Como, the ancient Lacus Larius. The city is of Celtic origin and was called Comum. In 195 B.C. it became a Romany colony. Destroyed by the Rhaetian Gauls, it was reconstructed by Pompeius Strabo and called Novocomm. It shared the vicissitudes of the surrounding region. In the tenth century the Bishops of Como were also its temporal lords. In the eleventh century the city became a free commune. In 1153 Como was devastated by the Milanese on account of its attachment to Frederick Barbarossa, who rebuilt the city in 1158. Then followed the rule of the Rusca family. In 1355 Franchin Rusca freely ceded the town to the Visconti, from which time it shared the fortune of the Duchy of Milan. Como is now the centre of the silk industry in Italy, and according to the census of 1901 had a population of 38,902. It has been the birthplace of many famous men, among them the elder and the younger Pliny, the historian Paulus Jovius, Pope Innocent XI, and the physicist Volta. Local legend credits the conversion of Como to the apostolate of St. Hermagoras of Aquileia (died c. 70). Until 1528 Como was, indeed, a suffragan of Aquileia (later of Venice) and followed the Aquileian Rite. The first known bishop was St. Felix, ordained by St. Ambrose in 379, and it is not improbable that he was the first bishop. Many Bishops of Como are venerated as saints: St. Probinus (391); St. Amantius (420); St. Abundius (450), sent as legate to the Council of Chalcedon by St. Leo the Great; St. Consul (469); St. Exuperantius (495); St. Eusebius (512); St. Eutychius (525); St. Euplius (532); St. Flavianus (535); St. Prosper (560); St. John Orcus (565); St. Agrippinus (568); St. Rubianus (586); St. Martinianus (615); St. Victorinus (628), opponent of Arianism as propagated by the Lombards; Alberico (1010), founder of the Abbey of Sant'Abondio; Rainaldo (1061), expelled by Henry IV for his loyalty to Gregory VII; Guglielmo della Torre (1204), builder of many churches and founder of a hospital; Benedetto Asinaga (1328), who fled from the persecution of the Rusca, Lords of Como; Lucchino Borsano (1396), who began the new cathedral; the learned reformer, Gian Antonio Volpi (1559). The cathedral of Como is a splendid monument of Christian art. It was begun in 1396, and was completed only in 1595; later the cupola and some small chapels were added (1730-44). In 1528 Como was placed under the jurisdiction of the Archbishop of Milan. The diocese has a population of 340,000, has 325 parishes, 3 religious houses of men and 12 of women.

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Transcribed by Gerald M. Knight

The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume VIII. — New York: Robert Appleton Company.Nihil Obstat.1910.

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• ___ esta usted?

• ___ te llamas? (Spanish 101 question)

• '50s-'60s singer of many a request

• 'Dream Along With Me' singer

• 'It's Impossible' singer

• Barber turned singer

• Barber-turned-singer Perry

• Bellagio's lake

• Catch a Falling Star crooner

• Catch a Falling Star crooner Perry

• Catch a Falling Star singer

• Catch a Falling Star singer Perry

• Catch a Falling Star singer, 1958

• Christmas crooner

• Christmas show crooner

• City near Milan

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• Crosby contemporary

• Deep lake of Italy

• Dream Along With Me singer Perry

• Early TV crooner Perry

• Emmy-winning show host, 1955-56

• Famed barger-turned-crooner

• His big break came with the 1945 hit Till the End of Time

• His theme song was Dream Along With Me

• Hot Diggity Dog (Ziggity Boom) singer

• Hot Diggity singer

• Hot Diggity singer Perry

• How, in Bilbao

• How, in Jerez

• How, to Arrau

• It's Impossible crooner

• It's Impossible singer Perry

• Italian lago

• Italian lake and resort

• Italian resort lake

• Italian silk center

• Italy's third-largest lake

• Jos

• Juke Box Baby singer

• Juke Box Baby singer, 1956

• Laid-back crooner

• Laid-back Perry

• Lake in Italy

• Lake in Lombardy

• Lake in Lombardy, Italy

• Lake in northern Italy

• Lake in the Alps

• Lake north of Milan

• Lake or Perry

• Lake or singer

• Lombardy lake

• Lombardy's Lake ___

• Mr. C of old-time TV

• Old Supper Club radio host

• Papa Loves Mambo singer

• Perry from Pa.

• Perry of early television

• Perry of song

• Perry the singer

• Perry who sang 'Catch a Falling Star'

• Perry who sang Some Enchanted Evening

• Perry with the 1956 #1 hit Hot Diggity

• Prisoner of Love singer Perry

• Resort lake near Milano

• Round and Round singer

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• Singer or Italian lake

• Singer Perry

• Singer Perry, born May 18

• Singer with the first gold record single

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• We get letters '50s-'60s TV singer/host

найдено в "Большом испанско-русском словаре"

1. adv

1) как

como era de esperar — как и следовало ожидать

2) приблизительно, около

me faltaban como cien pesetas — мне не хватало около ста песет

conj

1) как, в качестве

trabajar como ingeniero — работать инженером

regalar algo como recuerdo — подарить что-либо на память

2) такой, как; как например

las grandes ciudades como Madrid... — большие города, как например, Мадрид...

3) так как

como era temprano fui andando — так как было рано, я пошёл пешком

4) как только, когда

como ellos supieron que llegaba la tropa se retiraron — как только они узнали, что приближаются войска, они отступили

5) если

como llegues tarde no te dejarán entrar — если опоздаешь, тебя не пустят

6) уст., прост. что

he dicho como al principio no pensaba en tal posibilidad — я сказал, что не думал сначала о такой возможности

- como que

••

como quiera que sea — как бы то (там) ни было

como también (tampoco) — как и; (но) так же и

como si — как если бы, как будто (бы), словно, будто

ella me mira como si no me reconociese — она смотрит на меня, как будто не узнаёт

así como, tan luego como — как только, едва

así como entró, todos se levantaron — как только он вошёл, все встали

найдено в "Universal-Lexicon"

Como: übersetzung

Como,

1) Hauptstadt der Provinz Como, in der Lombardei, Italien, an der Südwestspitze des Comer Sees, an der Gotthardbahn (die Como in einem 7,2 km langen Tunnel umfährt), 200 m über dem Meeresspiegel, 86 400 Einwohner; katholischer Bischofssitz; naturwissenschaftliche Fakultät der Universität von Insubrien (gegründet 1998); Seidenindustrie; Fremdenverkehr (Seilbahn nach Brunate, 716 m über dem Meeresspiegel).

Stadtbild:

Innerhalb der mit Türmen (u. a. Torre di Porta Nuova, 1192) versehenen Befestigung der Altstadt dominiert der zusammenhängende Baukomplex aus Broletto (ehemaliges Rathaus, um 1215, Fassade 1432), Torre Comunale (um 1215) und Dom (Santa Maria Maggiore, Ende 14.-16. Jahrhunderts; Kuppel von F. Juvarra, 18. Jahrhundert); romanische Kirchen Sant'Abbondio (Basilika des 11. Jahrhunderts, erneuert 1587; im Chor Fresken des 14. Jahrhunderts) und San Fedele (Neubau 11./12. Jahrhundert); verschiedene Palazzi (13.-17. Jahrhundert), im Palazzo Giovio das Museo Civico; am Seeufer das Kriegerdenkmal nach einem Entwurf von A. Sant'Elia (1930/31, von G. und A. Terragni errichtet). 1932-36 erbaute G. Terragni die »Casa del Fascio« (heute Casa del Popolo). Bei Como steht die Villa dell' Olmo (klassizistischer Bau des 18. Jahrhunderts).

Geschichte:

Como, das antike Comum, seit 89 v. Chr. Kolonie latinischen Rechts, war eine reiche Handelsstadt der Römer. Nach wechselnder Herrschaft (Heruler, Ostgoten, Byzantiner, Langobarden) wurde es fränkisch; seit dem 4. Jahrhundert Bischofssitz. 1127 von den Mailändern teilweise zerstört, wurde Como 1159 von Kaiser Friedrich I. Barbarossa wieder aufgebaut und war einer der Hauptorte der Ghibellinen. 1335 und endgültig im 15. Jahrhundert kam es an Mailand.

2) italienische Provinz in der Lombardei, 1 288 km², 537 100 Einwohner.

найдено в "Португальско-русском словаре"

I conj

1) сравнительный как

valente como um leão — храбрый как лев

tenho um cão como o vosso — у меня такая, же собака, как у вас

como se fora ... — как если бы ...

tanto ele como seu irmão — как он, так и его брат

2) причинный так как, поскольку

como tem de ir à cidade, compre-me lá um livro — раз вы идёте в город, купите мне там; книгу

II adv

как

faça como quizer — делайте, как хотите

como assim? — как так?

como estás? — как поживаешь?

como foi que aconteceu? — как это случилось?

como está o café? — 1) как вам нравится кофе? 2) почём кофе?

como ela é bela! — как она прекрасна!

como quer que seja — как бы то ни было

seja como for — будь, что будет

doente como está ... — будучи настолько-больным ...

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