slum
11Slum — [slam, engl. slʌm] der; s, s <aus gleichbed. engl. slum, eigtl. »kleine, schmutzige Gasse«, weitere Herkunft unsicher> (meist Plur.) Elendsviertel [von Großstädten] …
12slum — ► NOUN 1) a squalid and overcrowded urban area inhabited by very poor people. 2) a house or building unfit for human habitation. ► VERB (slummed, slumming) (often slum it) informal ▪ voluntarily spend time in uncomfortable conditions or at a… …
13slum|my — «SLUHM ee», adjective, mi|er, mi|est. 1. characteristic of a slum or of people living there: »a slummy street, accent, or manner. 2. full of slums …
14slum it — ˈslum it idiom (often humorous) to accept conditions that are worse than those you are used to • Several businessmen had to slum it in economy class. Main entry: ↑slumidiom …
15Slum — (engl., spr. ßlömm), in der Gaunersprache soviel wie Brief und ein dadurch bewerkstelligter Betrug …
16slum — s.m.inv. ES ingl. {{wmetafile0}} quartiere cittadino caratterizzato da case misere e fatiscenti {{line}} {{/line}} DATA: 1932. ETIMO: orig. incerta …
17Slum — [slam] der; s, s; meist Pl; der Teil einer großen Stadt, in dem sehr arme Leute (in schlechten Verhältnissen) wohnen ≈ Elendsviertel || K : Slumbewohner …
18Slum — 〈 [slʌ̣m] m.; Gen.: s, Pl.: s; meist Pl.〉 Elendsviertel [Etym.: engl.] …
19slum — /slʌm/, it. /zlam/ s. ingl. [voce gerg., propr. tugurio ], usato in ital. al masch. [quartiere urbano poverissimo ad alta densità, spesso malavitoso] ▶◀ bassifondi. ‖ baraccopoli, bidonville, favela, ghetto …
20slum — /zlam, ingl. slʌm/ [vc. ingl., di etim. incerta] s. m. inv. quartiere povero, baraccopoli, bidonville (fr.), favela (sp.) …
