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Today's PdG is the transitive verb, scroccare, which means: to mooch -- scroccare qualcosa a qualcuno
about 10 hours ago
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Ciao a tutti! There's no word today but I'll be back tomorrow with a new word! :)
8:38 AM Nov 13th
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Today's PdG is the intransitive verb, abdicare, which means: "to abdicate" -- I got the word from this song:
7:04 AM Nov 12th
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Today's PdG is the reflexive verb, lanciarsi, which can mean: to jump, to leap -- read about it here:
8:23 AM Nov 11th
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Today's PdG is the transitive verb, scatenare, which means "to trigger" or "to provoke" - you'll see this verb used a lot with controversies
11:35 AM Nov 10th
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Today's PdG is the verb expression, perdere di forza, which means: "to lose strength" -- often used with weakening weather (hurricanes)
8:02 AM Nov 9th
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Today's PdG is the noun phrase, la sospensione per pioggia, which means: rain delay -- like those experienced in sports, for example
7:47 AM Nov 8th
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Today's PdG is the adjective, melenso, which means "dopey" or "inane" - like your lovesick friend, for example :)
11:32 AM Nov 7th
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Today's PdG is the noun, lo schermo sensibile al tatto, which means "touchscreen" - like the screen on your Iphone or PC, etc.
7:07 AM Nov 6th
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Today's PdG is the noun, il cerotto, which means "baid-aid" or "bandage" or "plaster" (British English)
8:34 AM Nov 5th
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Today's PdG is the transitive verb, vessare, which means: "to oppress" -- past participle is vessato; takes avere in compound tenses
8:46 AM Nov 4th
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Today's PdG is the intrans. verb, scherzare, which can mean "to kid" -- "Are you kidding?" in response to something you disagree with
6:23 AM Nov 3rd
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Ciao a tutti! Today I'm taking a break from my word of the day endeavors. I'll be back tomorrow with more updates!
10:21 AM Nov 2nd
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Today's PdG is the adjective, fedifrago, which means "unfaithful"
10:51 AM Nov 1st
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Today's PdG is the intransitive verb, perdurare, which means "to last" or "to persist" (takes avere in cmp. tenses)
7:50 AM Oct 31st
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Today's PdG is the adjective, trapelato, which means "leaked out" -- something that is revealed before it should be
8:09 AM Oct 30th
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Today's PdG is the transitive verb, citofonare, which means "to buzz someone" or "to call someone on an entry phone" (pp: citofonato)
6:14 AM Oct 29th
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Today's PdG is the trans. verb, risarcire, which means "to compensate" -- this is an -isc- verb conjugated like preferire; pp: risarcito
5:30 AM Oct 28th
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Today's PdG is the impersonal expression, È inconsueto che..., which means "It's unusual/uncommon that..." -- this expr. requires the subj.
5:49 AM Oct 27th
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Today's PdG is the expression, dietro le quinte, which means "backstage" or "behind the scenes"
6:45 AM Oct 25th
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