"La gara rimane vivace."

Translation: The race remains lively.

[ForestStreet123]

Why would anyone say something like, "The race remains lively?" Makes no logical sense. Just weird.

[ZuMako8_Momo]

Well, I imagine that races can drag on and on and become boring; this one, on the other hand, does not! :)

[SteveKillick]

Why is active wrong? The hints agree vivace means active as well as lively.

[Weird_Ed]

"the race remains vivid" was not accepted WHY?!?

[anastime]

Why: the race remains active! Wrong

[salvadorlimones]

Why is "The competition remains lively." wrong? I thought competition was a perfectly valid translation for gara

[tessroselli]

I agree - competition should be marked to mean the same as contest, which is given as a correct translation. grrr

[FrancesDav3]

'The competition remains lively' is accepted now.

[Sjurstvold]

come on! A race can stay lively, but remain?? Silly.

[LucaMazza5]

What is the difference between stay and remain?

[reemahmed910360]

vivace ___ means lively , alive , active I think all of them here count right

[sadeghTabibniya]

I heard about live report or race but lively is a unbelievable statement. DUO please explain what you mean? Please update it to a normal sentence

[ZuMako8_Momo]

It probably means "exciting," something that will keep you on the edge of your seat, like a soccer match

[PhilPage3]

Vivace in this sentence can mean vary fast! Lively would not be a good word here.

[crollyanne]

Not English