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vaporetto

(ˌveɪpəˈrɛtəʊ; Italian vapoˈrɛtto)
n, pl -ti (-tɪ; Italian -ti) or -tos
(Nautical Terms) a steam-powered passenger boat, as used on the canals in Venice
[Italian, from vapore a steamboat]
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Determined to avoid extortionately-priced water taxis, we jumped on the Vaporetto (water bus) outside the train station and headed down the Grand Canal.
You can save up to five hours a week cleaning when using the Vaporetto polti steam cleaner.
Vaporetto has been in excellent form on the Flat and could just be worth siding with on his return to hurdling.
From here, you can hop on Vaporetto (water bus) No 1, which will take you along the Grand Canal to St Mark's Square.
Tourists are stung at every turn - they even pay more than the locals on the vaporetto, the ubiquitous waterbus.
Vaporetto then gave away upwards of 5lb when fourth in the Prix la Barka to Le Sauvignon and Full of Ambition, who both reoppose.
With the benefit of an overnight stay on our last afternoon we took the Vaporetto to the Lido for a few hours on the beach.
Devouring all this can leave you with a severe case of art burn, so we hopped on a vaporetto and headed to one of the smaller islands.
The favoured mode of transport around the city is the vaporetto, or water bus.
Seven contenders stood their ground yesterday at the `probables' stage for Saturday's race, including last year's winner Vaporetto.