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1 slating
I ['sleɪtɪŋ] II ['sleɪtɪŋ]to get a slating from sb. — essere stroncato da qcn
* * *slating (1) /ˈsleɪtɪŋ/n. [u]2 lastre d'ardesia per tetti.slating (2) /ˈsleɪtɪŋ/n. [uc]2 lavata di capo; sgridata* * *I ['sleɪtɪŋ] II ['sleɪtɪŋ]to get a slating from sb. — essere stroncato da qcn
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2 slating
['sleɪtɪŋ]1) ( laying slates) pose f des ardoises2) (colloq) GB ( criticism) -
3 slating
slating n1 ( laying slates) pose f des ardoises ;2 ( material) couverture f d'ardoises ;3 ○ GB ( criticism) to give sb a slating [critic] démolir qn ○ ; [boss] passer un savon à qn ○ ; to get a slating from sb ( from critic) se faire démolir par qn ○ ; ( from boss) recevoir un savon de la part de qn ○.
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