back-street nel dizionario italiano Oxford-Paravia

Traduzioni di back-street nel dizionario italiano»inglese

I.clandestino [klandesˈtino] AGG

clandestino attività, organizzazione, giornale

underground

clandestino attività, organizzazione, giornale

secret

clandestino immigrazione, traffico, lavoro

illegal

passeggero clandestino

stowaway

aborto clandestino

back-street abortion

bisca -a

illegal gambling house

fabbrica -a di bombe

bomb factory

laboratorio clandestino di stupefacenti

drugs factory

matrimonio clandestino

hedge-marriage

matrimonio clandestino

clandestine marriage

II.clandestino (clandestina) [klandesˈtino] SOST m (f)

clandestino (clandestina) (immigrato)

illegal alien

clandestino (clandestina) (passeggero)

stowaway

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mammana

backstreet abortionist

Traduzioni di back-street nel dizionario inglese»italiano

I.backstreet [ingl brit ˈbakstriːt, ingl am ˈbækstrit] SOST (alley)

backstreet

via f secondaria

the backstreets of Naples pegg

i vicoli di Napoli

II.backstreet [ingl brit ˈbakstriːt, ingl am ˈbækstrit] AGG before sost (secret)

backstreet abortionist

= chi pratica aborti clandestine

back-street abortion SOST

back-street abortion

aborto m clandestino

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backstreet abortionist

= chi pratica aborti clandestini

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

inglese

For here was a man who was interested in everything, not just headlines, and could dig up a good story simply by hanging out in a back-street bar.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Many die from blood loss or infection before they are sold from having their teeth removed in back-street procedures.

www.breakingnews.ie

Manufactured in filthy, back-street factories, this bargain booze has been found to contain lethal chemicals including methanol, chloroform, bleach, computer screenwash, nail polish remover and anti-freeze.

www.dailymail.co.uk

You may be expecting to hear that the offence took place in a back-street clinic, by an unqualified and uncaring person, on a young child.

www.mirror.co.uk

The exact location can also communicate a degree of professionalism; no one wants to find themselves rushing through a run-down back-street trying to find a poorly maintained community centre.

www.smallbusiness.co.uk

There are no back-street pound shops also selling aspirin.

www.connexionfrance.com

Why, how many back-street chippies can you imagine offering a lentil and bean cassoulet, or monkfish curry and rice?

www.expressandstar.com

Another problem that has proved persistent is unscrupulous puppy farmers and back-street breeders.

www.derryjournal.com

I was sat watching them on mobile from the safety of some back-street establishment that failed after 65 minutes to show any sign of food - or a kitchen.

www.sportsjoe.ie

We need to up controls on back-street foundries and gold shops.

www.telegraph.co.uk