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1 chier
chier (vulg!) [∫je]➭ TABLE 7 intransitive verb( = déféquer) to shit (vulg!)• faire chier qn [personne] ( = tracasser, harceler) to piss sb off (vulg!)• ça me fait chier it pisses me off (vulg!)• envoyer chier qn to tell sb to piss off (vulg!)• ça va chier ! there's going to be one hell of a row! (inf)• (nul) à chier ( = mauvais) crap (vulg!)* * *ʃje vi **1) to crap ** to shit **2)faire chier qn (= importuner) — to pester sb, (= causer des ennuis à) to give sb the runaround, (= ennuyer) to bore sb stiff, to bore the shit out of sb **
se faire chier (= s'ennuyer) — to be bored stiff, to be bored shitless **
nul à chier — crap *
* * *chier● verb table: plier vi1 ( déféquer) to shit●;2 ( contrarier) faire chier qn ( contrarier) to piss sb off●; ( énerver) to get up sb's nose○ GB; se faire chier to have a bloody◑ GB ou really boring time; se faire chier sur qch/à faire to kill oneself over sth/doing○; envoyer qn chier to tell sb to piss● off.en chier to go through it; ça va chier des bulles there'll be hell to pay○; chier dans la colle to be taking the piss◑.(vulgaire) [ʃje] verbe intransitif2. (très familier & locution)a. [ça fait du scandale] it's a bloody scandal (vulgaire)b. [entre deux personnes] they're having a real bloody go at each other (vulgaire)a. [l'importuner, le contrarier] to bug somebodyb. [l'ennuyer] to bore the pants off somebody (très familier)je vais pas me faire chier à tout recopier! I can't be arsed (très familier & UK) ou bothered with writing it all out again!, I'm not damned well writing it all out again! (très familier)y a pas à chier, faut que j'aie fini ce soir! I've damned well got to finish by tonight and that's that! (très familier)————————à chier (très familier) locution adjectivale1. [très laid]2. [très mauvais] crap (très familier)3. [insupportable] -
2 chier
I.v. trans.1. Chier du poivre: To 'scarper', to 'make tracks', to run away (usually from the police).2. Chier une côtelette (of human): To give birth.3. Il croit qu'il a chié la Colonne Vendôme (iron.): He thinks he's it—He has a high opinion of himself.4. Tu me chies une pendule! (also: tu me chies une Tour Montparnasse! or tu me chies un haricot!, etc.): You're a right pain in the arse! (In an escalation of nearscatological expressions, the phrase tu me fais chier! has become transitive and the nature of the object heightens the degree of vitupera tion.)II.v. intrans.1. To 'crap', to 'shit', to defecate.2. Chier dans les bottes à quelqu'un: To 'do the dirty on', to play a dirty trick on someone.3. Faire chier quelqu'un: To be 'a pain in the arse', to cause someone intense irritation. Ça me fait chier mais il va falloir que je vende ma bagnole: I'm really pissed off at the thought of having to sell my car.4. Se faire chier: To experience intense irritation and boredom.5. Envoyer chier quelqu'un: To 'send someone packing', to tell someone to go away in no uncertain manner.6. Ça va chier dur! There's going to be one hell of a set-to!7. Il n'y a pas à chier! You can't get away from it! — There's no denying it!8. Ça ne chie pas! It doesn't matter one little bit! — It's of no consequence.9. Chier dans la colle: To exaggerate. -
3 casse-cul
A adj inv être casse-cul [gêneur] to be a pain in the arse● GB ou ass◑ US; [raseur] to be a bore; [corvée] to be a drag○ ou bore. -
4 emmerder
emmerder (inf!) [ɑ̃mεʀde]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verb• emmerder qn ( = irriter) to get on sb's nerves ; ( = contrarier) to bother sb ; ( = lasser) to bore the pants off sb (inf!) ; ( = mettre dans l'embarras) to get sb into trouble• il m'emmerde à la fin, avec ses questions he really gets on my nerves with his questions• je les emmerde ! to hell with them! (inf!)2. reflexive verb• on ne s'emmerde pas avec eux ! there's never a dull moment with them!• tu ne t'emmerdes pas ! you've got a damn nerve! (inf!)• elle a trois voitures -- dis donc, elle ne s'emmerde pas ! she has three cars -- it's all right for some! (inf)* * *
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(sl) ɑ̃mɛʀde verbe transitif1) ( importuner) to annoy, to hassle (colloq)tu m'emmerdes — you're a pain (colloq)
je les emmerde — to hell (colloq) with them
2) ( ennuyer) to bore [somebody] stiff (colloq)
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s'emmerder verbe pronominal1) ( s'ennuyer) to be bored (stiff) (colloq)2) ( se compliquer la vie)s'emmerder à faire — to go to the trouble ou bother of doing
je n'ai pas envie de m'emmerder avec un chien — I don't want all the trouble ou hassle (colloq) of a dog
t'emmerde pas avec ça! — ( avec la finition) don't bother with that!; ( avec ce que les gens vont penser) don't waste your time worrying about that!
un hôtel cinq étoiles, tu t'emmerdes pas! — a 5-star hotel! you're doing all right for yourself!
tu as fouillé dans mes tiroirs, tu t'emmerdes pas! — you went through my drawers, you've got a nerve ou a bloody cheek! (colloq) GB
* * *ɑ̃mɛʀde vt *1) (= importuner) to bug *2) * (= ennuyer) to bore stiffCes cours m'emmerdent. — These lessons bore me stiff.
3) ** (comme insulte)je t'emmerde! — fuck you! **
je les emmerde! — they can piss off! ** Grande-Bretagne they can go to hell! * USA
* * *emmerder◑ verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( importuner) to annoy, to hassle○; m'emmerdez pas don't hassle me; tu m'emmerdes you're a pain○, you're a pain in the arse● GB ou ass◑ US; il ne se laisse pas emmerder he doesn't let other people bug○ him; emmerder le monde to annoy everybody, to be a pain○; se faire emmerder to get hassled○; je les emmerde to hell○ with them, fuck them●;2 ( ennuyer) to bore [sb] to death, to bore [sb] stiff○.B s'emmerder vpr1 ( s'ennuyer) to be bored, to be bored stiff○;2 ( se compliquer la vie) s'emmerder à faire to go to the trouble ou bother of doing; qu'est ce que j'ai pu m'emmerder avec cette voiture! the trouble ou hassle○ I've had with that car!; je n'ai pas envie de m'emmerder avec un chien/une voiture I don't want all the trouble ou hassle○ of a dog/a car; t'emmerde pas avec ça! ( avec la finition) don't bother with that!; ( avec ce que les gens vont penser) don't waste your time worrying about that!; un hôtel cinq étoiles, tu t'emmerdes pas! a 5-star hotel! you're doing all right for yourself!; tu as fouillé dans mes tiroirs, tu t'emmerdes pas! you went through my drawers, you've got a nerve ou a bloody cheek○! GB; tu appelles ça laver la voiture, tu t'emmerdes pas! that's what you call washing the car, you're not exactly straining yourself, are you?(très familier) [ɑ̃mɛrde] verbe transitif1. [gêner] to bugplus j'y pense, plus ça m'emmerde the more I think about it, the more it bugs me————————s'emmerder (très familier) verbe pronominal intransitif1. [s'ennuyer] to be bored stiff ou rigid2. (locution)b. [il est riche] he does pretty well for himself!————————s'emmerder à (très familier) verbe pronominal plus préposition -
5 chiant
chiant, chiante (inf!) [∫jɑ̃, ∫jɑ̃t]adjective( = ennuyeux) boring* * *ʃjɑ̃, ʃjɑ̃t adj chiant, -e** (= énervant) bloody annoying Grande-Bretagne * damn annoying * (= ennuyeux) bloody boring Grande-Bretagne * damn boring *Qu'est-ce qu'il est chiant! — He's a pain in the arse! Grande-Bretagne ** He's a pain in the ass! USA **
* * *2 (pénible, contrariant) c'est/il est chiant it's/he's a pain○.1. [assommant - personne, chose à faire, livre] boring2. [difficile - chose à faire]c'est chiant à mettre en service, cette imprimante! this printer is a real pain to install!3. [contrariant - personne, événement] annoyingt'es chiante de pas répondre quand on te parle! why can't you answer me when I speak to you, it really pisses me off (très familier & UK) ou ticks me off! (US) -
6 emmerdeur
emmerdeur, -euse (inf!) [ɑ̃mεʀdœʀ, øz]masculine noun, feminine noun* * *emmerdeur◑, - euse nm,f ( qui dérange les autres) troublemaker; ( qui agace) pain in the arse● GB ou ass◑ US.bloody (très familier & UK) ou damn pain -
7 enchoser
v. trans.1. To be 'a pain in the neck to someone', to be a nuisance. Tu commences à m'enchoser! You're getting to be a pain in the arse. -
8 colique
n. f.2. Avoir des coliques bâtonneuses: To 'have the big stick', to have an erection. -
9 cor
n. m. Cor au pied:a 'Pain in the arse', 'pain in the neck', bloody nuisance.b (Railwayman's slang): Warning detonator placed on track. -
10 botte
n. f.1. A toutes bottes: 'At full-pelt', at full speed.2. Lécher les bottes de quelqu'un: To 'suck up to someone', to flatter someone in a servile manner. (A 'crawler' in colloquial French is known as un léche-bottes.)3. En avoir plein les bottes: To be fed up to the back teeth. J'en ai plein les bottes de ses histoires de guerre! I'm sick up to here with his 'How-I-won-the-war' stories!a To 'do the dirty on someone', to play a dirty trick on someone.b To be a 'pain in the arse', to be a bloody nuisance to someone.5. Cirer ses bottes: To 'pop one's clogs', to 'snuff it', to die.6. Ça fait ma botte: That suits me down to the ground. —That's fine by me.7. A propos de bottes: For no reason at all, irrelevantly. (A certain jocularity within the expression stems from its nonsensical nature.)8. Coup de botte: 'Tap', attempt at borrowing money. C'est le roi des coups de bottes! When it comes to getting subs out of people, he's second to none!9. Proposer la botte à quelqu'un: To 'proposition someone', to suggest sexual intercourse.10. Une botte de (also: des bottes de): 'Stacks of', 'masses', lots of. Elle a loupé des bottes d'occases! She's missed oodles of opportunities!11. Sortir dans la botte (sch.): To graduate 'summa cum laude' (with honours). Chiader la botte: To aim for a top degree.12. Botte de radis: 'Tootsies', toes. -
11 suer
I.v. trans. En suer une (joc. & iron.): To 'have a shuffle', to have a dance. Alors, poupée, on en sue une?! How's about a quick waltz around the hall?!II.v. intrans.1. Faire suer quelqu'un: To be 'a pain in the arse', to be a bloody nuisance to someone.2. Faire suer le bournous: To get one's pound of flesh where someone else's hard work is concerned. (Originally the expression referred to the attitude of the pieds-noirs, the European settlers in North Africa, towards the colonized natives.) -
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13 jojo
I.n. m.1. 'Pain in the arse', 'awkward bugger', tricky character.3. Faire le jojo: To 'act the clever dick', to 'play the smart-aleck', to behave like a regular know-all.4. Faire son jojo: To act the 'HolyJoe', to put on a puritan front.II.adj. inv. Fine, beautiful, good, etc. (This adjective is more often than not tainted with a degree of irony, and seldom found without a preceding negative or moderator.) Sa nana n'est vraiment pas jojo: That bird of his looks a right little scrubber. Comme patacaisse, c'était jojo: That was a right royal cock-up! -
14 courir
v. trans. & mtrans.1. To 'chase the birds', to womanize.2. Pouvoir toujours courir (iron.): To stand no earthly chance (of obtaining something). Si c'est du fric qu'il veut, il peut toujours courir! If it's money he's after, he can go and take a running jump!3. Il me court sur l'haricot (also: sur le haricot): He's a pain in the arse—He's a bloody nuisance (also: il me court).4. Laisser courir. To let the matter rest, to leave it at that.5. Courir trois chiens sans fusil: To go on a pointless time-consuming chase. -
15 montre
n. f.1. Verre de montre: 'Bum', 'backside', behind. Casser son verre de montre: To 'fall on one's fanny', to crack one's bum on the ground. Il commence à me casser le verre de montre! He's getting on my wick! — He's becoming a pain in the arse!2. Faire quelque chose pour la montre: To do something for show. -
16 peler
I.v. trans. (Gambling slang): To 'fleece'. Il m'a pelé de ma paie! He did me out of my whole wage packet, the rotten sharp!II.v. intrans.1. To shiver with cold. Qu'est-ce qu'on pelait l'hiver dernier! Last winter we had a dose of brass-monkey weather!2. Peler le jonc a quelqu'un: To be a 'pain-in-the-arse', to be a nuisance to someone. Il commence à me peler le jonc! He's getting on my wick! -
17 scier
v. trans.1. To 'give the boot' to someone, to 'sack', to dismiss someone.2. To 'bump off', to kill. -
18 chieur
c'est un vrai chieur/une vraie chieuse he's/she's a real pain in the arse (très familier, UK, très familier & US) ou ass -
19 chié
chié, e (inf!) [∫je]adjective* * *A adj2 ( bien) bloody◑ marvellousGB GB, absolutely terrific;3 ( difficile) bloody◑ GB, absolutely impossible.1. [réussi - soirée, livre] damn good2. [culotté]il est chié, lui! he's got a nerve!3. [drôle]4. [difficile - tâche] hardalors là, c'est chié comme question! well, that's a hell of a question!————————chiée (très familier) nom féminin[grande quantité]une chiée de... heaps ou a whole lot ou loads of... -
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