picket pick·et

picket pick·et
['pɪkɪt]
1. n
1) (stake) picchetto
2) (striker, band of strikers) picchetto, (Mil: sentry) sentinella, (group) picchetto
2. vt
picchettare
3. vi
picchettare

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