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tanto

American  
[tahn-toh, tahn-taw] / ˈtɑn toʊ, ˈtɑn tɔ /

adverb

Music.
  1. (of a musical direction) too much; so much.


tanto British  
/ ˈtanto, ˈtæntəʊ /

adverb

  1. too much See non troppo

    allegro ma non tanto

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Etymology

Origin of tanto

1875–80; Italian < Latin tantum so much

Example Sentences

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In 2016, she partnered with chefs Joël Watanabe and Alain Chow to open a Michelin-starred Japanese-Italian restaurant called Kissa Tanto.

From The Wall Street Journal

Head to Kissa Tanto for a special occasion.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Tanto tiempo sin mirarnos,” he told her when he saw her.

From Los Angeles Times

Sin embargo, el impacto de Valenzuela se definió mucho más que por su producción y sus estadísticas, ya que pareció personificar el lema del Salón de la Fama de «preservar la historia, honrar la excelencia, conectar generaciones» con una carrera que cambió la popularidad tanto de los Dodgers como del deporte.

From Los Angeles Times

He has got to prove himself and make the step up, same as Charlie Kelman and Tanto Alaofe.

From BBC