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put-down
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put·down or put-down  (ptdoun)
n. Slang
A critical, disparaging, or slighting remark.
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Noun1.put-down - a crushing remark
derision - contemptuous laughter
colloquialism - a colloquial expression; characteristic of spoken or written communication that seeks to imitate informal speech

put-down
noun humiliation, slight, snub, knock (informal), dig, sneer, rebuff, barb, sarcasm, kick in the teeth (slang), gibe, disparagement, one in the eye (informal) She was getting very sick of his put-downs.
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put-down [ˈpʊtˌdaʊn] N (= act) → humillación f; (= words) → frase f despectiva


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