Italian to English Dictionary (Dizionario Italiano-Inglese)

Financial-backing

Support in the form of money or monetary resources given to a person, project, or organization.

Fuzzy

Having a surface covered with light, fine hair or fluff; resembling fuzz.

Gaze

A steady, fixed look, especially one that reflects surprise, interest, or admiration.

Genre writer

An author who writes books within a specific, established literary genre rather than general or literary fiction.

Gist

The substance or general meaning of a speech, text, or conversation; what someone is fundamentally trying to convey.

Gringo

In Latin America, a foreigner, especially a person from the United States or a country with Anglo-Saxon heritage, often specifically one who speaks English.

Groove

A long, narrow cut or depression in a hard surface.

Head office

The central administrative building or location where a company's top executives and primary management teams operate.

Holy Week

The week before Easter, beginning on Palm Sunday, observed in Christian churches as a time of solemn commemoration of the events of the Passion and death of Jesus.

Imbalance

A lack of balance or proportion between things or parts of something.

Instrument

A tool or implement, especially one used for delicate or scientific work.

Jolt

An abrupt, rough, or sudden jerk, movement, or shock.