B1🔤 Letters M & N
Italian word
manifesto
poster, billboard; political manifesto
Looks like
manifest
obvious, clear; a ship's cargo list; a political declaration
⚠️ The trap
In Italian, 'manifesto' most commonly means a poster or a political document. The English adjective 'manifest' (obvious) translates to Italian 'manifesto' as well (è manifesto = it is obvious), creating overlap.
To say "obvious, clear; a ship's cargo list; a political declaration" in Italian:
N/A — partial overlap
"manifesto" in English means:
poster, billboard; political manifesto
Example
"I muri della città sono coperti di manifesti elettorali."
"The city walls are covered in election posters."
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