The Italian verbs "andare bene, addirsi" mean to suit in English, while "un abito, un completo" refers to "a suit." Examples are provided for "it doesn't fit very well" (non mi sta molto bene) and "it doesn't suit me" (non mi va bene).
Il verbo italiano "andare bene, addirsi" significa to suit in inglese, mentre "un abito, un completo" si riferisce a "a suit". Vengono forniti esempi per "it doesn't fit very well" (non mi sta molto bene) e "it doesn't suit me" (non mi va bene).
| Front | andare bene, addirsi; un abito, un completo |
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| Back | to suit; a suit it doesn't fit very well. ( non mi sta molto bene) it doesn't suit me. (non mi va bene) |
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