Il mare di spalle (Italian Edition)

Alle Spalle Cinque Terre (Apartment), Riccò del Golfo di Spezia (Italy) deals

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Italian term or phrase: Almost right behind the coastline On the edge of the coastline. I think cimosa here is a noun and means margin, edge. The mountains looked like they were bordering right onto the coastline.

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Lisa Jane Italy Local time: Lots possible translations for the entire phrase. Marco Solinas Local time: English, Italian PRO pts in category: Peer comments on this answer and responses from the answerer neutral. But do you have references showing this is meaning of "cimosa"? Login to enter a peer comment or grade.

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Almost bordering directly onto the coastline Explanation: Peer comments on this answer and responses from the answerer agree. If this does refer to the landscape, I think the Italian term has some geographical connotations, rather than being purely an aesthetic description.