Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
go beyond
Italian translation:
lasciare da parte
English term
go beyond
alcuni alimenti. Quando fate questo, potete andare oltre/saltare la vostra drogheria e
contattare grandi centri (che fanno consegne nazionalmente)
When you do this, you can go beyond your local grocery store and contact great place
(wich deliver nationally)
Sta bene saltare la vostre drogheria per go beyond your loal grocery? Please
Grazie in anticipo!
| 3 +4 | lasciare da parte |
Sara Maghini
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| 4 | passare oltre |
Gian
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| 3 | scavalcare |
Katia DG
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lasciare da parte
passare oltre
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