slush

slush
[slʌʃ]
nome
1) (melted snow) neve f. sciolta, fanghiglia f. (mista a neve)
2) colloq. spreg. (sentimentality) sdolcinatezza f., svenevolezza f.
3) AE gastr. granita f.
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noun
1) (melting snow: The streets are covered with slush.) (neve sciolta)
2) ((something said or written showing) weak sentimentality: I think most romantic novels are just slush!) sentimentalismo, svenevolezza
•
- slushiness
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[slʌʃ]
n
(melting snow) neve f sciolta, fanghiglia, (fam : literature etc) letteratura etc sdolcinata
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slush /slʌʃ/
n. [u]
1 fanghiglia; neve sciolta; fango misto a neve
2 (fig.) sentimentalismo; svenevolezza; romanticume (spreg.); smancerie
3 grasso antiruggine; lubrificante
4 (edil.) malta
5 ciac, ciacchete (rumore di passi sul fango, ecc.)
6 (slang) sbobba; brodaglia
● (metall.) slush casting, colata a rigetto □ slush fund, fondo nero; fondo segreto □ slush money, fondi neri □ (editoria) slush pile, mucchio dei manoscritti non richiesti.
(to) slush /slʌʃ/
A v. i.
1 (di solito to slush along) avanzare (o procedere) a fatica (sulla fanghiglia, nella neve, nell'acqua profonda); diguazzare; sguazzare
2 (delle scarpe, ecc.) fare ciac (o ciacchete)
B v. t.
1 schizzare di fango (o di fanghiglia)
2 (mecc.) ingrassare; lubrificare; proteggere contro la ruggine
3 (edil.) riempire di malta; stuccare (un muro, un pavimento, ecc.)
4 (spec. naut.) lavare, pulire (il ponte, ecc.) con getti d'acqua
● slushing compound, antiruggine.
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[slʌʃ]
nome
1) (melted snow) neve f. sciolta, fanghiglia f. (mista a neve)
2) colloq. spreg. (sentimentality) sdolcinatezza f., svenevolezza f.
3) AE gastr. granita f.

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