A2🔤 Letters F & G
Italian word
gara
race, competition, contest, tender
Looks like
garb
clothing, attire
⚠️ The trap
Gara = competition or race. It has nothing to do with clothing. 'Garb' in English means attire — in Italian you'd say 'abbigliamento' or 'abito'.
To say "clothing, attire" in Italian:
abito, abbigliamento (for garb/clothing)
"gara" in English means:
race, competition, contest, tender
Example
"Ho partecipato a una gara di nuoto."
"I took part in a swimming competition."
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