grinding

grinding
['graɪndɪŋ] 1.
nome (sound) stridore m., stridio m.
2.
aggettivo [noise] stridente, stridulo

grinding poverty — miseria nera

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adjective
1) (with a sound of grinding: The train came to a grinding stop.) stridulo
2) (severe: grinding poverty.) opprimente
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grinding /ˈgraɪndɪŋ/
A a.
1 stridente; stridulo: a grinding sound, un suono stridulo
2 lacerante; lancinante: a grinding pain, un dolore lancinante
3 (fig.) opprimente: grinding tyranny, tirannia opprimente
B n. [u]
1 macinazione; macinatura; molitura
2 affilatura; arrotatura
3 digrignamento (dei denti)
4 (fig.) oppressione
5 affilatura
6 (anche elettron.) levigazione; rettifica
7 (mecc.) molatura; rettifica; smerigliatura
● grinding mill, tornio per gemme; (mecc.) mulino macinatore □ (mecc.) grinding wheel, mola.
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['graɪndɪŋ] 1.
nome (sound) stridore m., stridio m.
2.
aggettivo [noise] stridente, stridulo

grinding poverty — miseria nera


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