phrase, idiom · Colloquial
To sell out fast; to fly off the shelves.
Italy
4 Italian slang terms for everyday things, each with its meaning, how it is pronounced and an example of it in use.
Informal names for ordinary things and ordinary activities — the domestic layer of slang that rarely makes phrasebooks but comes up constantly.
phrase, idiom · Colloquial
To sell out fast; to fly off the shelves.
verb · Informal
To catch someone in the act. Mi hanno beccato — 'I got caught'.
+1 more sense
verb · Informal
To go to a lot of trouble over something. Uno sbattimento is a hassle.
verb · Informal
To rumble someone; to work out what they are really up to. Stronger than beccare — it implies seeing through a deception, not just catching someone out.
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