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The English term "way bill" matches the Italian term "lettera di porto"

other english words that include "way" : italian :
allways ognora
always ognora, sempre
archway arcata
away perso, lontano, strada
carriageway corsia
causeway diga
clear away rimuovere
cleared away rimosso
drive away cacciare
freeway autostrada
fritters away sprecato
getaway evasione
give away regalare, regalare
go away far fagotto, andàrsene
hallway vestìbolo
headway avanzamento
hideaway nascondiglio
lock away carcerare
motorway autostrada
Norway Norvegia
on the way per strada
one way senso unico
one way street senso unico
railway ferroviario, orbita
railway carriage vettura
railway station stazione
railwayman ferroviere
right away subito
run away scappare
straight away subito
take away discostare, togliere
that way cosi
thisway qua
throwaway buttar via
thruway autostrada
underground railway ferrovia sotterranea
way cammino, strada, strada, direzione
way out esito, passaggio
wayfarer viaggiatore
waylay appostare
wayward bisbètico
waywardness cocciutaggine
other english words that include "bill" : italian :
bill biglietto di banca, càlcolo, becco
bill of exchange vicenda
bill of fare listino
billion miliardo
handbill volantino
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