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slatted

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slat  (slt)
n.
1. A narrow strip of metal or wood, as in a Venetian blind.
2. A movable auxiliary airfoil running along the leading edge of the wing of an airplane.
3. slats Slang The ribs.
tr.v. slat·ted, slat·ting, slats
To provide or make with slats: slatting the back of a chair.
[Middle English sclat, from Old French esclat, splinter, probably of Germanic origin.]
Translations
slatted [ˈslætɪd] ADJ → de tablillas, hecho de listones
slatted [ˈslætɪd] adj [chairs, seats] → à lattes
slatted window blinds → persiennes slatted floor
slatted floor n → caillebotis m
slatted
adj ? slat → aus Leisten/Latten/Stäben bestehend; a slatted fence → ein Lattenzaun m
slatted [ˈslætɪd] adj → a stecche
slatted [ˈslætɪd] adj → a stecche


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Just now she was tossing on the bosom of a big ocean, with nothing to keep her afloat but a miserable wooden hen-coop that had a plank bottom and slatted sides, through which the water constantly splashed and wetted her through to the skin
Ozma of Oz by Baum, L. Frank View in context
Kama stood outside by the sled, a long, narrow affair, sixteen inches wide and seven and a half feet in length, its slatted bottom raised six inches above the steel-shod runners.
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Then the gag swung to the side with an abrupt swiftness, the great sail boomed like a cannon, and the three rows of reef-points slatted against the canvas like a volley of rifles.
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