vanish into thin air - tradução para italiano
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vanish into thin air - tradução para italiano

2005 HONG KONG DRAMA SERIES
Into Thin Air (TVB)

vanish into thin air      
dileguarsi nel nulla, svanire nel nulla
thin air         
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Thin air; Thin Air (disambiguation); Thin Air (novel)
aria rarefatta
come into force         
PROCESS BY WHICH LEGISLATION, REGULATIONS, TREATIES AND OTHER LEGAL INSTRUMENTS COME TO HAVE LEGAL FORCE AND EFFECT
Enter into force; Enforced; Come into effect; Came into force; Go into effect; Come into force; Entered into force; Comes into force; Coming into force
andare in vigore, entrare in vigore

Definição

thin air
used to refer to the state of being invisible or non-existent.

Wikipédia

Into Thin Air (TV series)

Into Thin Air (Traditional Chinese: 人間蒸發) is a TVB modern drama series broadcast in September 2005.

Exemplos do corpo de texto para vanish into thin air
1. And it promises those complaints and suggestions won‘t vanish into thin air.
2. However, the world excitement has dwindled with time and may very soon vanish into thin air.
3. Sure, his wonder and light faded the closer he stood to George Bush but an ability to shine doesn‘t vanish into thin air.
4. "Maybe we will have to go into Gaza," Barak went on, "but Hamas is not going to vanish into thin air.
5. This Monday, the Daily Telegraph, in a lengthy leader, noted that schoolchildren nowadays, on seeing one of Shakespeare‘s texts, might proclaim: "It‘s Greek to me." The leader then quoted other common phrases, such as in a pickle, vanish into thin air, teeth on edge, short shrift, cold comfort, which, remarkably, included many (we stopped counting after a dozen) of the examples chosen by Bernard.