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What does the Italian idom to sweat seven shirts mean?

The Italian idiom "sudare sette camicie" (literally "to sweat seven shirts") means to work very hard and to make a great effort.

It's often used to describe situations where someone is:

* Working intensely: This could be physical labor, a demanding job, or a challenging project.

* Experiencing a lot of stress: The idiom can also refer to mental or emotional exertion, like worrying about a big decision or dealing with a difficult situation.

* Overcoming a challenge: It implies that the person has put in a great deal of effort to achieve a goal or overcome an obstacle.

Essentially, "sudare sette camicie" is a way to express the feeling of being completely exhausted after working extremely hard, as if you had sweat through seven shirts.

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