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superglue

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superglue [ˈsuːpəˌgluː]
n
(Chemistry / Elements & Compounds) any of various impact adhesives that quickly make an exceptionally strong bond
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superglue [ˈsuːpəˌgluː] N → supercola f
superglue [ˈsuːpərgluː] n → colle f forte, superglue f
superglue [ˈsuːpəˌgluː] n → colla a presa rapida
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