"carne al fuoco" meaning in Italian

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  "etymology_text": "Literally, “meat at the fire”.",
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      "form": "carni al fuoco",
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          "ref": "2020, Barack Obama, chapter 20, in Chicca Galli, Paolo Lucca, Giuseppe Maugeri, transl., Una terra promessa [A Promised Land], Garzanti Libri",
          "text": "C'era troppa carne al fuoco con i cinesi – senza contare che anche noi non ci tiravamo affatto indietro quando si trattava di spiarli – per alzare un polverone.\nWe had too much business to do with the Chinese – and did enough of our own spying on them – to make a stink.\n(literally, “There were too many irons in the fire with the Chinese – not to mention that we also did not hold back when it came to spying on them – to raise a fuss.”)",
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        "irons in the fire"
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  "word": "carne al fuoco"
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          "text": "C'era troppa carne al fuoco con i cinesi – senza contare che anche noi non ci tiravamo affatto indietro quando si trattava di spiarli – per alzare un polverone.\nWe had too much business to do with the Chinese – and did enough of our own spying on them – to make a stink.\n(literally, “There were too many irons in the fire with the Chinese – not to mention that we also did not hold back when it came to spying on them – to raise a fuss.”)",
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  "word": "carne al fuoco"
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