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I [sleɪt]1) (rock) ardesia f.2) (piece) lastra f. di ardesia3) (tablet) lavagna f.4) AE pol. lista f. di candidati••II [sleɪt]to put sth. on the slate — colloq. mettere qcs. sul conto
1) coprire [qcs.] di tegole d'ardesia [ roof]2) AE pol. mettere in lista [ candidate]III [sleɪt]* * *I [sleit] noun1) ((a piece of) a type of easily split rock of a dull blue-grey colour, used for roofing etc: Slates fell off the roof in the wind; ( also adjective) a slate roof.)2) (a small writing-board made of this, used by schoolchildren.)II [sleit] verb(to say harsh things to or about: The new play was slated by the critics.)* * *[sleɪt]1. n2) Am Pol lista di candidati2. vt1) (roof) coprire con tegole2) (fam: criticize) criticare, stroncare3. adj* * *slate /sleɪt/A n.1 [u] (geol.) argilloscisto; ardesia; lavagna3 lavagna portatile; lavagnettaB a. attr.● slate black, nero ardesia □ slate grey, grigio ardesia □ slate quarry, cava d'ardesia □ (fig.) to clean the slate, passare una spugna sul passato; cominciare una nuova vita □ (fig.) to have a clean slate, aver la fedina penale pulita; avere un ruolino immacolato □ ( slang ingl.) on the (o on one's) slate, a credito; senza pagare subito □ (fig.) to start with a clean slate, rifarsi da capo; partire da zero □ Let's wipe the slate clean, mettiamoci una pietra sopra! (fig.); dimentichiamo il passato!(to) slate (1) /sleɪt/v. t.3 mettere in programma ( uno spettacolo, ecc.); prevedere: The meeting is slated for tomorrow, la riunione è programmata per domani; The film is slated to be a great success, si prevede che il film avrà un grande successo.(to) slate (2) /sleɪt/v. t. (fam.)1 criticare aspramente; stroncare; fare a pezzi (fig.)2 rimproverare severamente; sgridare; dare una lavata di capo a (q.).* * *I [sleɪt]1) (rock) ardesia f.2) (piece) lastra f. di ardesia3) (tablet) lavagna f.4) AE pol. lista f. di candidati••II [sleɪt]to put sth. on the slate — colloq. mettere qcs. sul conto
1) coprire [qcs.] di tegole d'ardesia [ roof]2) AE pol. mettere in lista [ candidate]III [sleɪt]
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