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1 gutter press
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2 gutter
I ['gʌtə(r)]1) (on roof) grondaia f.; (in street) canaletto m. di drenaggio, di scolo2) fig.II ['gʌtə(r)]to come up from the gutter — venire dalla strada o dai bassifondi
verbo intransitivo [flame, candle] tremolare, guizzare* * *(a channel for carrying away water, especially at the edge of a road or roof: The gutters are flooded with water.) grondaia* * *gutter /ˈgʌtə(r)/n.1 (edil.) grondaia; doccia2 cunetta; fossetto di scolo; zanella3 (fig.) fogna, fango, marciapiede (fig.): language [manners] of the gutter, linguaggio [maniere] da marciapiede (o da trivio)4 canaletta di scolo; rigagnolo5 (metall.) gola di bavatura6 (ind. min.) canaletto di drenaggio7 (tipogr.) margine interno● (fam. spreg.) gutter child, ragazzo di strada; monello; scugnizzo □ gutter press, stampa scandalistica, d'infimo ordine □ (fig.) to rise from the gutter, venire dal nulla; essere di bassi natali.(to) gutter /ˈgʌtə(r)/A v. i.B v. t.* * *I ['gʌtə(r)]1) (on roof) grondaia f.; (in street) canaletto m. di drenaggio, di scolo2) fig.II ['gʌtə(r)]to come up from the gutter — venire dalla strada o dai bassifondi
verbo intransitivo [flame, candle] tremolare, guizzare
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