How to Say “Beauty Queen” in Italian

reginetta di bellezza
feminine
The English phrase "beauty queen" is reginetta di bellezza in Italian.
reginetta di bellezza is a feminine noun used to refer to the winner of a beauty contest.
Meaning: winner of a beauty contest (noun)

What does it mean word for word?

The term is composed of reginetta (little queen/diminutive of queen) and di bellezza (of beauty).

How does it change in a sentence?

The plural form is reginette di bellezza.

Did you know?

  • If you were to call someone a reginetta in a sarcastic tone outside of a beauty contest context, you would likely be mocking them for acting like a spoiled or petty person.
  • In Italian media, a beauty queen is often referred to as a Miss, such as 'Miss Italia', which is a loanword from English that has become a permanent part of the Italian lexicon for this specific role.
  • While reginetta refers to a beauty queen, the word regina is often used in Italian to describe a woman who dominates a specific field, such as regina dello sci for a skiing champion.

Examples in context

  • La famosa Miss Italia del 2020 ha ottenuto un grande successo.
    The famous Miss Italy 2020 achieved great success.
  • È stata eletta reginetta di bellezza.
    She was elected beauty queen.
  • Quella reginetta di bellezza è molto simpatica.
    That beauty queen is very nice.
  • Sognava di essere una reginetta di bellezza.
    She dreamed of being a beauty queen.

Example conversation

Giulia and Lorenzo are discussing a local festival.

  1. Giulia

    Hai visto chi è la nuova reginetta di bellezza?
    Did you see who the new beauty queen is?
  2. Lorenzo

    No, non ho ancora letto i risultati.
    No, I haven't read the results yet.
  3. Giulia

    È una ragazza molto simpatica e intelligente.
    She is a very likeable and intelligent girl.
  4. Lorenzo

    Allora è la persona giusta per il ruolo.
    Then she is the right person for the role.
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