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Brisbane is the Italian name for the English phrase Brisbane. Brisbane is used to refer to the capital of Queensland, Australia.

The Italian verb caricare is used for the English phrase ‘charge’.

The Italian word for “soulless” is senz’anima. senz’anima is an adjective used to describe something as if it lacks a soul.

The English phrase “altitude sickness” is mal di montagna in Italian. mal di montagna refers to the oxygen deficiency experienced at high altitudes.

The English word liar is translated into Italian as bugiardo or mentitore. Both terms refer to a person who tells lies.

The English phrase ‘vest’ is translated into Italian as panciotto, gilè or corpetto. All these terms refer to a garment worn over a shirt.

In Italian, to hush up is insabbiare.

The English phrase “not much” is translated into Italian as non molto. non molto is used to indicate that the quantity or degree of something is small.

The English word diarrhea is diarrea in Italian. diarrea is a feminine noun used to describe the medical condition of diarrhea.

The Italian word for jacket is giacca. The term giacca refers to a piece of clothing worn on the upper body outside a shirt or blouse.