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m (pl -ghi) mud* * *fango s.m.1 mud; ( fanghiglia) slush; ( di palude) mire: fondale di fango, mud bottom; aveva le scarpe sporche di fango, his shoes were muddy (o spotted with mud) // gettare fango addosso a qlcu., coprire qlcu. di fango, (fig.) to throw (o to sling) mud at s.o.; guazzare, rotolarsi nel fango, (anche fig.) to wallow in the mud; cresciuto nel fango, (fig.) brought up in the gutter; cadere nel fango, (fig.) to fall into the gutter; raccogliere dal fango, (fig.) to bring up (o to raise) from the gutter // vivere nel fango, (fig.) to live a life of degradation // ha trascinato il nome della famiglia nel fango, he dragged the family name through the mire // (miner.) fango di perforazione, drilling mud3 (spec. pl.) (med.) mud bath: fare la cura dei fanghi, to take a mud bath treatment; fare i fanghi, to take mud baths4 pl. ( residui di lavorazione) mud (sing.), sludge (sing.): smaltimento dei fanghi, mud (o sludge) disposal.* * *1. 2.••gettare fango su qcn. — to sling mud at sb.
trascinare il nome di qcn. nel fango — to drag sb.'s name in, through the mud
* * *fangopl. - ghi /'fango, gi/I sostantivo m.mud; sporco di fango muddyII fanghi m.pl.(termali) mud baths; fare i -ghi to take mud bathsgettare fango su qcn. to sling mud at sb.; trascinare il nome di qcn. nel fango to drag sb.'s name in, through the mud.
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Radiolarian — Ra di*o*la ri*an (r[=a] d[i^]*[ o]*l[=a] r[i^]*an), a. (Zo[ o]l.) Of or pertaining to the Radiolaria. n. One of the Radiolaria. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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