Definition: Monaco, in French-speaking Italy, is a town located in the Italian Riviera on the Mediterranean coast of the Lagoa del Garda. The town is also known as Monaco-Fiume or Monte Capo.
The word "monaco" refers to an island, but it also can refer to various things depending on context.
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Island
: In English-speaking countries, "Monaco" refers to the largest island of Corsica (a small piece of France). It is part of the French-speaking region and is known for its stunning landscapes, beautiful beaches, and traditional culture.
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Cocktail Island
: In the United States, "Monaco" can also refer to a smaller island that is not part of any larger mainland or archipelago but is located in the Caribbean Sea. This small island has an unusual cultural heritage and has been the subject of many documentaries, such as "The Rock," which was filmed on the island.
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Cocktail Island Resort
: If you are planning to visit a resort on the island called "Monaco", you can call it a cocktail resort. The name "Monaco" is often used in English-speaking regions and is usually reserved for the type of island or resort that has a unique cultural or historical significance.
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Cocktail Island Museum
: If you are interested in learning more about the history and culture of the island, then you can visit the Cocktail Island Museum located on the island of Monaco.
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Cocktail Island Hotel
: In the United States, if you are staying at a hotel called "Monaco," it is also possible to call the hotel an "island hotel" because the island is actually part of the resort.
In summary:
- The word "monaco" can be used as both a place and a name for islands or resorts in Italy.
- It can refer to an island, a cocktail island, a cocktail island resort, or a cocktail island museum depending on context.
- In English-speaking regions, it is usually reserved for the island that has a unique cultural heritage.
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