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Italian word
valido
valid, effective; also: strong, robust (informal)
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valid
legally or officially acceptable; logically sound
⚠️ The trap
Mostly a true cognate, but in colloquial Italian 'valido' can mean 'great' or 'strong' — 'è un tipo valido' means he's a capable/solid person. English 'valid' is more restricted.
To say "legally or officially acceptable; logically sound" in Italian:
valido (same meaning)
"valido" in English means:
valid, effective; also: strong, robust (informal)
Example
"Il tuo passaporto è ancora valido?"
"Is your passport still valid?"
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