Italian to English Dictionary (Dizionario Italiano-Inglese)

Figh

An authoritative traditional framework or structured system of rules.

Filth

Disgusting dirt, refuse, or foul matter.

Financial squeeze

A state of economic pressure caused by rising costs of living and stagnant or falling incomes, leaving individuals or households with little discretionary spending.

Financial stability

A state in which an economy, financial institution, or system is resistant to economic shocks and capable of smoothly performing its core functions.

Finickety

Fussy about small details; extremely or excessively particular, demanding, or precise.

Finicky

Ficky or extremely or excessively particular, exacting, or meticulous in taste or standards.

Finite-term service

An employment, diplomatic, or military tenure that is strictly limited to a specified, predetermined duration.

Fire-prone

Likely to experience or be affected by fires, especially wildfires.

Firebrand

A person who is passionate about a particular cause, typically inciting radical change or unrest.

Fish-scrap

The residue or waste material remaining from the processing of fish, commonly used as a fertilizer or animal feed ingredient.

Flabbergast

To surprise someone greatly; to astonish or astound completely.

Flameout

The extinction of the flame in a jet engine, typically caused by a disruption of fuel supply or airflow.