Salerno

[ suh-lair-noh, -lur-; Italian sah-ler-naw ]

noun

1. a seaport in SW Italy: taken by U.S. forces September 1943.

Salerno

/ saˈlɛrno /

noun

1. a port in SW Italy, in Campania on the Gulf of Salerno : first medical school of medieval Europe. Pop: 138 188 (2001)

Example Sentences

They are installing sensors that will measure a number of indicators, from humidity in the stone walls to vibrations from the volcano's seismic activity and nearby highway system, and beam data to a research team in nearby Salerno.

From The Daily Beast

The first phase of the new project to install the sensors and set up the monitoring is set to conclude by the end of 2022, and is being undertaken by Salerno students who are awarded six month scholarships to install the systems.

From The Daily Beast

Not counting Salerno’s badge, the city had spent $8,163 on 10 badges in the past 10 years, an average of $816 each.

From ProPublica

As you may have heard, a new documentary called Salinger by Shane Salerno has just “landed” in theaters.

From The Daily Beast

An oral biography of the same name, by Salerno and David Shields, is currently available at a bookstore near you.

From The Daily Beast

“He said that the only person who could ever play Holden Caulfield was himself,” Joyce Maynard tells Salerno and Shields.

From The Daily Beast

“I said, ‘Jerry, we’re here for the Red Cross drive,” Nelson tells Salerno and Shields.

From The Daily Beast

Salerno, joined by former Salinger flame Jean Miller and others, discussed the film in a post-screening Q&A.

From The Daily Beast

It extends as far east as Salerno, where the coast plain of the Sele begins.

From Project Gutenberg

In the absence of human subjects, anatomy was taught at Salerno upon the pig.

From Project Gutenberg

Salerno was particularly rich in its medical literary products.

From Project Gutenberg

Not long after this, Salerno itself lost all the prestige that it had.

From Project Gutenberg

The University of Salerno had developed round a medical school.

From Project Gutenberg