stare al gioco

English translation: to play along

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Italian term or phrase:stare al gioco
English translation:to play along
Entered by: Sarah Jane Webb

15:00 Oct 29, 2009
Italian to English translations [PRO]
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Italian term or phrase: stare al gioco
Scherziamo un attimo sulla parola “emozione”. Lui sta al gioco e rilancia.

Come esprimerlo in inglese?
Grazie a tutti quelli che mi possono aiutare.
Marina Vittoria
Italy
Local time: 15:49
to play along
Explanation:
"reggere il gioco", "stare al gioco" di qualcuno in inglese si dice "to play along". Ne approfitterei per osservare che "idioma" in italiano significa solo ...
www.nntp.it/cultura.../787709-reggere-il-gioco.html
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Sarah Jane Webb
Local time: 15:49
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4 +14to play along
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to play along


Explanation:
"reggere il gioco", "stare al gioco" di qualcuno in inglese si dice "to play along". Ne approfitterei per osservare che "idioma" in italiano significa solo ...
www.nntp.it/cultura.../787709-reggere-il-gioco.html

Sarah Jane Webb
Local time: 15:49
Native speaker of: Native in ItalianItalian, Native in EnglishEnglish
PRO pts in category: 24
Grading comment
Thanks!

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