piatti

American  

[pya-tee] / ˈpya ti /

plural noun

singular

piatto

1. Italian Cooking. the set of dishes, as on a menu, available for or constituting one course of a meal.

2. Music. cymbals.

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Example Sentences

One of the first cookbooks I can recall tapping into the bounty of Italian snacking was Stacy Adimando's "Piatti: Plates and Platters for Sharing, Inspired by Italy," but in the years since, there's been such a huge surge in interest.

From Salon

Sinner was widely questioned when he left his longtime coach, Riccardo Piatti, two years ago when he had just entered the top 10 of the rankings.

From Seattle Times

“I want to also say well done to him for not having listened to all the useless criticism he received when he missed the Davis Cup … unproductive criticism that came from people who don’t know how to give high-level performances,” Sinner’s former coach, Riccardo Piatti, said in a post on Instagram congratulating the youngster on Monday.

From Washington Times

The good news for Tsurenko is she seems to have found a semi-permanent home in northern Italy, at an academy run by the famed coach Ricardo Piatti.

From New York Times

With the help of another player from Ukraine, Marta Kostyuk, she landed at the Piatti Tennis Center in Italy, but the psychological challenge remains of balancing her career while her country faces an existential threat.

From New York Times