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The Italian term "più furbo" matches the English term "savvier"

other italian words that include "più" : english :
al più presto at the earliest
al piu tardi at the latest
più bello beauteously
più nero blackener
più giovane disciple
più leggero easier
al punto più estremo, chiusa, traguardo, finire end
penna, piuma feather
più duro flintier
più verde greener
più duro harder
più pesante heavier
più alto higher
più tarda later
più lungo longer
più largo, di più more
più spesso more often
più largo onward
offrire di più overbid
offrire di più overcall
compreso, e, sovrappiù plus
piuttosto preferably
più veloce quicker
più leggero scow
più lento slower
piuma, sorgente, abbrivo, saltare, slancio, fonte spring
migliore, più alto, superiore superior
più sicuro surer
suggerimento, al punto più estremo, riferimento tip
più duro tougher
incompiuta unfinished
più cattivo, peggiore worse
più giovane younger
other italian words that include "furbo" : english :
lesto, sveglio, esperto, saggio, furbo, savio clever
furbo foxy
furbo sly
furbo, stile smart
furbo smartly
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