Slang Italian Words and Colloquial Expressions
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mettere paglia al fuoco exp. to tempt fate; (lit.): to add straw to the fire.
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mettersi insieme exp. to start a serious relationship, to tie the knot.
mollare qualcuno exp. to dump someone; (lit.): to let go of someone, to release someone.
morire di/dalla noia exp. to die of boredom.
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