limbo in Italian
limbo in Italian is limbo — limbo means a state of being stuck between two situations, with no clear resolution or progress.
limbo in Italian
limbo
What does "limbo" mean?
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noun A state of being stuck between two situations, with no clear resolution or progress.
"The project has been in limbo since the funding was frozen."
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noun In some Christian traditions, an in-between afterlife state for souls who are neither in heaven nor hell.
"Medieval theologians debated the nature of limbo."
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noun A dance in which participants bend backward to pass beneath a bar that is progressively lowered.
"Everyone at the party had a go at the limbo."
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limbo in a sentence
- The project has been in limbo since the funding was frozen.
- Medieval theologians debated the nature of limbo.
- Everyone at the party had a go at the limbo.
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What is "limbo" in Italian?
"limbo" in Italian is limbo. limbo means: A state of being stuck between two situations, with no clear resolution or progress.
How do you use "limbo" in a sentence?
Example: "The project has been in limbo since the funding was frozen." In Italian, "limbo" is limbo.
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