All 7 Uses

opera
in
Uprising, by Margaret Peterson Haddix
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Vorremmo vedere un'opera.†
p. 94.5 *

opera = a musical play with orchestra in which most of the dialogue is sung (or the art form that consists of such musicals; or describing something as related to that art form)
Quale opera presentano?†
p. 94.5
We would like to watch an opera.†
p. 94.6
What opera are they performing?†
p. 94.6
"Ti piace andare a l'opera?" she finally asked, which she hoped was close to "Do you like to go to the opera?"†
p. 117.4
"Ti piace andare a l'opera?" she finally asked, which she hoped was close to "Do you like to go to the opera?"†
p. 117.5
She watched the newspapers and made sure she wasn't anywhere near the theater or the opera house when there were big performances.†
p. 255.5

Definitions:

(1) (opera)
a form of musical theater with orchestra in which most of the words are sung, often in a classical style and sometimes in a foreign language
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)
Less commonly, the expression, soap opera, refers to a television or radio program that typically runs for many years and dramatizes the lives of a group of characters.