The Italian word "lucertola" translates to "lizard" in English. It refers to a wide range of reptiles characterized by their scaly bodies, typically four legs, and often with long tails. The term "monster" in English has a broad meaning referring to any imaginary or fictional creature that is often large, frightening, and sometimes evil. This can include creatures from folklore, mythology, or fantasy stories. In the Italian conjunction "e," it translates to "and" in English, which is used to connect words or phrases. The abbreviation "co" in Italian commonly stands for "con," meaning "with" in English. So in translation:

• lucertola = [lizard](javascript:void(0))
• monster = monster
• e = and
• co = with

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