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secondo
[si-kon-doh, -kohn-, se-kawn-daw]
noun
plural
secondithe second or lower part in a duet, especially in a piano duet.
the performer playing this part.
secondo
/ ɛˈɒԻəʊ /
noun
the left-hand part in a piano duet Compare primo
51Թ History and Origins
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of secondo1
Example Sentences
Instead, Law’s chiseled abs and insouciant grin were the secondi piatti following the generous serving of Andrew Scott’s Hot Priest on “Fleabag.”
To an Italian, they're completely incomprehensible, because pasta is a primo piatto, a first course, and meat is a secondo, and never the twain shall meet.
In the best Emilian tradition, antipasti revolve around cheese and cured pork, and the secondi are rich but not overly elaborate: a butter-basted sirloin, for instance, with a sauce of sweet red peppers.
But to order only pasta—for example, the five-course tasting menu—would be to miss the secondi, which include a beautiful veal cheek in gremolata and a charred sirloin with herb salad.
“Taking advantage of the great Italian culinary system of “primi” and “secondi” plates is a must for me — which is to say, pasta and fried veal at every meal.
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