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  • Start date Start date Apr 24, 2009
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LMR1982

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Savona Italian Ciao a tutti! Esiste in inglese un equivalente di "prova costume"? Ad esempio: "Quest'estate temo di non riuscire a superare la prova costume!" Grazie mille! ilcigno

ilcigno

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Ponte A Tressa, just south of Siena, Italy English -American Nei miei tempi l'abbiamo chiamato "swimsuit season": "I'm afraid of the upcoming swimsuit season, with the extra pounds I'm still carrying from the holidays!" N

Nerino

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Salento, Italy Italian My try: bathing suit test http://caloriecount.about.com/cant-handle-thissss-ft130513 L

LMR1982

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Savona Italian I think "bathing suit test" can do! Thank you for your help! SquirrelCage

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Roma italian Non è la traduzione di "prova costume" ma credo che sia altrettanto diffuso come termine altrimenti non sarebbe su Urban Dictionary. http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=not bikini ready C

certom

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Milan Italian A bit of an old thread, but I had the same question and I came up with "beach-body ready". In your case, the sentence would be: "I don't think I'll be beach-body ready this summer!" What do natives think? johngiovanni

johngiovanni

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Ormskirk, Lancashire, UK English There may be several variations on this. "I don't think I'll pass the bikini test" is one. You must log in or register to reply here. Share: Bluesky LinkedIn WhatsApp Email Share Link
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