gin

gin
[dʒɪn]
nome (drink) gin m.
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[‹in]
noun
(a type of alcoholic drink made from grain and flavoured with juniper berries.) gin
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gin (1) /dʒɪn/
n.
gin
gin and it, cocktail di gin e vermut italiano (it sta per Italian) □ gin and tonic (abbr.: a g and t), gin tonic; gin con acqua brillante □ gin fizz, gin fizz □ (slang USA) gin mill (o gin dive), spaccio d'alcolici; (anche) bar d'infimo ordine □ (un tempo) gin palace, bar arredato in modo pacchiano □ gin sling, bevanda fredda a base di gin aromatizzato e addolcito □ (slang) gin trap, (la) bocca; (il) becco (fig. pop.).
gin (2) /dʒɪn/
n.
1 (ind. tess., di solito cotton gin) ginnatrice, sgranatrice (per cotone)
2 (= gin trap) trappola (per selvaggina o pesce)
3 (mecc.) argano; paranco; capra
● (naut.) gin block, bozzello da discarica; puleggia di carico □ (mecc.) gin tackle, paranco della capra.
(to) gin /dʒɪn/
v. t.
1 (ind. tess.) ginnare, sgranare (cotone)
2 prendere in trappola; intrappolare; irretire.
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[dʒɪn]
nome (drink) gin m.

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