italian

• Grand finale

  The grand finale refers to the final, most spectacular, or climactic part of an event, performance, or series.

• A fiasco

  A fiasco is a complete and often humiliating failure, especially of something that was planned to be a success.

• The end justifies the means

  This proverb suggests that a desired outcome, if good enough, can excuse any morally questionable actions taken to achieve it.

• A grand finale

  This phrase refers to the spectacular, conclusive ending of an event, performance, or series.

• A bravura performance

  A bravura performance is an exceptionally brilliant, highly skilled, and often daring display of talent or ability, especially in a public context.

• Abandon all hope

  This phrase conveys the utter futility of expecting a positive outcome, signaling complete despair in a dire situation.

• A vendetta

  A vendetta is a prolonged, bitter, and often violent feud, especially between two families or clans, usually involving a cycle of reciprocal violence.

• Pronto

  Used to indicate that something should be done or will happen quickly or immediately.

• Ultras

  Ultras are highly organized, fervent groups of sports fans, typically associated with European football, known for their extreme devotion, elaborate displays, and often aggressive behavior.