campanile
/kæmˈpænaɪl/Definitions
1. noun
A bell tower, especially one forming part of a larger architectural complex, such as a cathedral or university.
“The campanile of the university stood tall and proud, its bells ringing out across the campus.”
2. noun
A tower or spire that contains a bell, often used as a landmark or architectural feature.
“The campanile of the city’s historic district was a popular spot for tourists to take photos.”
3. proper noun
A specific bell tower, especially one at the University of Bologna.
“The Campanile di Garisenda is a famous campanile in Bologna, Italy.”