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гейша
prensa amarilla
inglés
inglés
español
español
español
español
inglés
inglés
I. gutter [ingl. am. ˈɡədər, ingl. brit. ˈɡʌtə] SUST.
1. gutter (on roof):
canalón m Esp.
2. gutter (in street):
3. gutter (lowest section of society):
II. gutter [ingl. am. ˈɡədər, ingl. brit. ˈɡʌtə] V. intr.
gutter candle:
I. press [ingl. am. prɛs, ingl. brit. prɛs] SUST.
1.1. press U (newspapers, journalists):
she agreed to meet the press atrbv. box/gallery
press clipping or ingl. brit. cutting
1.2. press U (treatment by newspapers):
2.1. press C:
2.2. press C (publishing house):
3.1. press C:
3.2. press C (for racket):
4.1. press (on button):
4.2. press (with iron):
to give sth a press esp ingl. brit.
to give sth a press esp ingl. brit.
5. press U (crush):
6. press C (large cupboard):
II. press [ingl. am. prɛs, ingl. brit. prɛs] V. trans.
1. press (push):
press button/doorbell
press button/doorbell
press pedal/footbrake
2.1. press (squeeze):
2.2. press (in press):
press grapes/olives/flowers
2.3. press disk/album:
2.4. press clothes:
3.1. press (put pressure on):
to press sb for sth/to + infin I pressed him for an answer
to press sb for sth/to + infin I pressed him for an answer
3.2. press (pursue):
III. press [ingl. am. prɛs, ingl. brit. prɛs] V. intr.
1.1. press (exert pressure):
to press (down) on sth
to press (down) on sth
1.2. press (crowd, push):
press people:
press people:
1.3. press (iron):
2. press (urge, pressurize):
gutter press SUST. sin pl. ingl. brit.
gutter [ˈgʌtəʳ, ingl. am. ˈgʌt̬ɚ] SUST. (drainage channel: at the roadside)
gutter on the roof
gutter fig.
I. press [pres] V. trans.
1. press (push):
press button, switch
press bell
press trigger
2. press (squeeze):
3. press (flatten):
press flowers, grapes, olives
4. press (extract juice):
5. press (iron):
6. press MÚS.:
press album, disk
7. press (try to force):
to press sb to do sth
to press sb for sth
to press sth on sb
8. press (pursue):
9. press DER.:
II. press [pres] V. intr.
1. press (push):
2. press crowd:
to press down (on sth)
3. press (be urgent):
4. press (pressurize):
III. press [pres] SUST.
1. press (push):
press of hand
2. press (ironing):
3. press (crush):
4. press (machine):
press for racket
to be in [or on ingl. am.] press
to go to press newspaper, book
5. press PRENSA:
6. press (cupboard):
gutter [ˈgʌt̬·ər] SUST. (on the roadside)
gutter on the roof
gutter fig.
I. press [pres] V. trans.
1. press (push):
press button, switch
press doorbell
press trigger
2. press (squeeze):
3. press (flatten):
press flowers, grapes, olives
4. press (extract juice):
5. press (iron):
press shirt, dress
6. press MÚS.:
press album, disk
7. press (try to force):
to press sb to do sth
to press sb for sth
to press sth on sb
8. press (find difficult):
9. press (be short of):
10. press (pursue):
11. press DER.:
II. press [pres] V. intr.
1. press (push):
2. press crowd:
to press down (on sth)
3. press (be urgent):
4. press (put under pressure):
III. press [pres] SUST.
1. press:
2. press (ironing):
3. press (crush):
4. press (machine):
to go to press newspaper, book
5. press PRENSA:
6. press (for tennis racket):
7. press (cupboard):
Present
Igutter
yougutter
he/she/itgutters
wegutter
yougutter
theygutter
Past
Iguttered
youguttered
he/she/itguttered
weguttered
youguttered
theyguttered
Present Perfect
Ihaveguttered
youhaveguttered
he/she/ithasguttered
wehaveguttered
youhaveguttered
theyhaveguttered
Past Perfect
Ihadguttered
youhadguttered
he/she/ithadguttered
wehadguttered
youhadguttered
theyhadguttered
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Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)
The consensus appears to be that it is nobody's business but their own, and that includes the facile gutter press, and those who are so prurient as to read it.
www.digitaljournal.com
What a childish piece of gutter press.
entertainment.ie
A gutter press tells us more about our society than we'd perhaps care to admit.
blogs.telegraph.co.uk
We have anger through this type of gutter press.
startsat60.com
Not that these loathers of the gutter press, and the gutter people they assume read it, are too pleased that people are having their say.
www.spiked-online.com