in lizza
Italian
Prepositional phrase
- (jousting) Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see in, lizza.
- involved in a competition, struggle, etc.; in the running; in contention
- Synonym: in gara
- 2020 November 15, Alberto Flores D'Arcais, “Dal Pentagono all'Economia, Biden vuole un team di donne [From the Pentagon to the Economy, Biden wants a team of women]”, in la Repubblica:
- Diverse donne sono in lizza anche per i ministeri economici, che dovranno gestire la complicata ripartenza negli Stati Uniti della pandemia.
- Several women are also vying for economic positions, which will have to manage the complicated restart of the pandemic in the United States.
- essere in lizza ― to vie (literally, “to be in competition”)
- entrare in lizza ― to throw one's hat into the ring (literally, “to enter in competition”)
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