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A2 — Elementary Time & Life

Essere sempre di fretta

To always be in a rush

Literal Translation

"To always be in a hurry"

What it means

Describes someone with a consistently hectic lifestyle who is perpetually short of time.

Example in context

"È sempre di fretta — non si ferma mai a parlare."

"She is always in a rush — she never stops to talk."

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