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Cambio
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Cambio
An Italian, Spanish, or Portuguese term for foreign exchange.
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passare 'to spend (time) or stop at,' salire 'to board or climb,' scendere 'to go down,' cambiare 'to change,' cominciare 'to begin,' finire 'to end, finish,' saltare 'to jump,' volare 'to fly'), both forms are not frequent enough in the input at the elementary level to create confusion for low-proficiency learners.
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Il giorno dopo Delia va al negozio delle sorelle Vossi da dove provengono gli indumenti con la scusa di voler cambiare il vestito.
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L'idea di opera aperta nasceva perche le avanguardie di quel periodo facevano, in musica ed altro, delle opere dove il fruitore interveniva, proprio fisicamente, a cambiare l'opera; pensi, per esempio, ai "mobile di cult".
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