Italian to English Dictionary (Dizionario Italiano-Inglese)

Hard-earned money

Money that has been earned through a great deal of effort, physical labor, or hard work.

Harsh

Unpleasantly rough or jarring to the senses.

Informed-decision

A choice or conclusion reached after gaining knowledge, understanding relevant facts, and considering potential consequences.

Live-demonstration

An act of showing how something is done or how it works, performed in real-time before an audience rather than via a recorded medium.

Longstanding

Having existed or endured for a long time; established over a significant period.

Loosely

In a way that is not tight, firm, or closely packed.

Midyear

Occurring or falling in the middle of a year.

Palm Sunday

The Sunday before Easter, on which the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem is celebrated in many Christian churches.

Private-sector employer

A business, company, corporation, or individual that hires workers and is owned, managed, and funded by private individuals or shareholders rather than the government.

Psychological drama

A subgenre of film, television, or literature that emphasizes the emotional, mental, and developmental complexities of characters rather than purely external action.

Raw data

Data that has not been processed, cleaned, formatted, or analyzed since its collection.

Relative size

The size of an object or entity compared to that of another object or to a standard of reference.