commune in N Italy, on the Adige River: pop. 102,000: site of a council (Council of Trent) of the Roman Catholic Church (held intermittently, 1545-63), that condemned the Reformation, undertook Catholic reform, and defined Catholic doctrine
river in central England, flowing from Staffordshire northeast to the Humber: 170 mi (274 km)
See Trent in American Heritage Dictionary 4
(trĕnt) or Tren·to(trĕnˈtō)
A city of northern Italy northwest of Venice. Probably founded in the fourth century B.C., it was the site of the Council of Trent (1545-1563), which established the foundations of the Counter Reformation. Population: 112,000.