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1 slab
[slæb]1) (of stone, ice) lastra f.; (of wood) tavola f.; (of concrete) piastra f.; (of meat, cheese, cake) fetta f.; (of chocolate) tavoletta f., barra f.* * *[slæb](a thick slice or thick flat piece of anything: concrete slabs; a slab of cake.) lastra, piastra* * *slab /slæb/n.5 (elettron.) piastrina6 (metall.) «slab»; slebo● (fam. USA) slab-sided, lungo e sottile; alto e magro.(to) slab /slæb/v. t.3 (edil.) lastricare.* * *[slæb]1) (of stone, ice) lastra f.; (of wood) tavola f.; (of concrete) piastra f.; (of meat, cheese, cake) fetta f.; (of chocolate) tavoletta f., barra f. -
2 slab n
[slæb](of stone, metal) lastra, (of wood) tavola, (of chocolate) tavoletta, (of meat, cheese) pezzo, (fam: in mortuary) tavolo anatomico -
3 paving stone
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4 paving slab
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5 paving
['peɪvɪŋ]nome materiale m. per pavimentazione stradale* * *paving /ˈpeɪvɪŋ/n. [u]● paving slab, piastrella □ paving stone, pietra da selciato □ paving tile, mattonella per pavimentazione □ cobblestone paving, acciottolato.* * *['peɪvɪŋ]nome materiale m. per pavimentazione stradale
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slab — [n] chunk of solid object bar, billet, bit, board, boulder, chip, cut, cutting, hunk, ingot, lump, muck, piece, plate, portion, rod, slice, stave, stick, stone, strip, wedge; concepts 471,835 … New thesaurus
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