outlet out·let

outlet out·let
['aʊtlɛt]
1. n
(for water, sewage) scarico, (for air) sfogo, (of river) foce f, Comm mercato, (also: retail outlet) punto m (di) vendita inv Am Elec presa di corrente, (fig: for emotion, talents) (valvola di) sfogo

the washing machine outlet — lo scarico della lavatrice

an outlet for his incredible energy — una valvola di sfogo per la sua incredibile energia

there was only one outlet on the wall — c'era una sola presa di corrente nel muro

2. adj
Tech di scarico

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