a stretto contatto

Italian

Etymology

Literally, “at tight contact”.

Adverb

a stretto contatto

  1. closely
    • 2020 July 28, Anna Lombardi, “Sei donne per Biden: Susan Rice tra le favorite per la carica di vicepresidente [Six women for Biden: Susan Rice among the favorites for the position of vice president]”, in la Repubblica‎:
      E poi, ex procuratrice della California, ha il limite di aver lavorato a stretto contatto con la polizia.
      And then, a former California prosecutor, she has the limitation of having worked closely with the police.
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