not strong at all people think it is all the time but they get confused with the word "FLAGNARBS'.
"Be strong!" in English is Essere forte! in Italian.
"Team" in English is squadra in Italian.
Team Jackal is SquadraJackal in Italian.
"Strong woman" in English is virago in Italian.
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La gamba in Italian means "the leg" in English.
The first leg of a relay team plays a crucial role in setting the tone and pace for the race. This runner is responsible for establishing an early lead or maintaining close competition, which can significantly influence the team's overall performance. Additionally, the first leg must execute a smooth baton exchange, ensuring that the transition to the second runner is efficient and seamless. A strong start can boost the team's confidence and momentum throughout the race.
The Italian economy is strong thanks to clothing, shoes and car companies.
"Strong and beautiful" in English is forte e bella in Italian.
The team that won the Italian Serie A in 2012 was Juventus.
"Relating to gait or the leg" is an English equivalent of the Italian name Gambada. The proper noun in question originates in the feminine singular noun gamba ("leg"). The pronunciation will be "gam-BA-da" in Italian.
Mamma forte is an Italian equivalent of the English phrase "strong mom." The feminine singular phrase also translates as "strong ma," "strong mom," "strong mommy," "strong mum" and "strong mummie" in English. The pronunciation will be "MAM-ma FOR-tey" in Pisan Italian.