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Definitions from the WebMarengoNoun1. (Historical) The term marengo refers to a small village in Italy, where an important battle took place on June 14, 1800, during the Napoleonic Wars. The Battle of Marengo resulted in a decisive victory for Napoleon Bonaparte's French army against the Austrian forces. Example sentence: The Battle of Marengo played a crucial role in Napoleon's rise to power. Noun2. (Culinary) In the culinary sense, marengo is a type of dish that originated from Italy. It typically consists of sautéed chicken or veal cooked in a tomato and white wine sauce, often garnished with mushrooms and served with rice or pasta. Example sentence: The restaurant's specialty is chicken marengo, a flavorful Italian dish. Noun3. (Geography) As a geographical term, marengo can refer to places or landmarks named after the Battle of Marengo. There are several towns and cities worldwide, including in the United States and Australia, that carry this name. Example sentence: Marengo, Illinois, takes its name from the famous battle in Italy. Related Products on Amazon: | ||||
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