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The voLabulary: for Italian and English learners (and hey, you never stop learning!)
Il voLabolario: per chi impara l'italiano o l'inglese (e, via, non si smette mai di imparare!)

Perky - Baldanzoso


While "perky" has quite a complex meaning (briskly self-assured, cocky), it is very well exemplified by the perkiness of this online advert banner. How on earth can you be so briskly self-assured as to think that someone is actually interested in free seminars on that subject?

Sebbene "perky" abbia un significato abbastanza complesso (vivacemente sicuro di se stesso, baldanzoso), è ben esemplificato dalla baldanza di questo banner pubblicitario online. Come puoi essere così vivacemente sicuro di te stesso da pensare che qualcuno sia davvero interessato a seminari gratuiti su quell'argomento?

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