Italian to English Dictionary (Dizionario Italiano-Inglese)

Fro

Backward or away from a place; used chiefly in the phrase 'to and fro'.

Fundamental disagreement

A deep, core conflict of principles, values, or beliefs that makes reconciliation or consensus extremely difficult to achieve.

General-Director

The chief administrative officer or executive head of an organization, institution, or company.

Give free rein

To grant someone complete freedom of action, scope, or expression without restriction or interference.

Give one's eye teeth

To be willing to pay a very high price or make a tremendous sacrifice in order to obtain something highly desired.

Give rein to

To allow a feeling, emotion, or desire to be expressed freely without restraint.

Give rise to

To cause something to happen or come into existence; to bring about or occasion.

Give someone enough rope to hang himself

To allow someone enough freedom, time, or resources to commit a fatal error or ruin themselves through their own actions.

Gnashing

The act of grinding or striking the teeth together, typically as a sign of acute pain, anger, or despair.

Go-To-Seed

To deteriorate or decline in quality, often used to describe a person or thing that has lost its vitality or effectiveness.

Go-no-go

Designating a critical point at which a decision must be made whether to proceed with an undertaking or to abort it.

Go-to-town

To act with great enthusiasm, energy, or thoroughness, often doing something to excess or with high elaboration.