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Phraseologisms are stable expressions that make our language more emotional, lively, and ironic. Such expressions are so imaginative and meaningful that they are almost impossible to translate literally into any other language; it is necessary to use an equivalent expression that is peculiar to this particular language. For example, the wish of good luck "break a leg" in English sounds like "break a leg" in Italian, and "in bocca al lupe" in Italian sounds like "may you fall into the wolf's mouth."

We will talk about which phrases are appropriate to use in a given situation, their origin and modern meaning. Humorous illustrations perfectly complement this extraordinary dictionary.

The book will be a great help in studying the school curriculum.