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121 Null
1) ( Zahl) zero, nought;gleich \Null sein to be zero;\Null Punkte no points;\Null zu drei nil three3) tennis love;40 zu \Null 40-loveWENDUNGEN:jds Hoffnung/Mut sinkt unter \Null sb loses all hope [or courage];die Stunde \Null zero hour;\Null und nichtig sein to be null and void;etw für \Null und nichtig erklären to declare sth null and void;[noch einmal] bei \Null anfangen ( fam) to start [again] from scratch;\Null für \Null aufgehen ( sich als richtig erweisen) to turn out right;gleich \Null sein ( so gut wie nicht vorhanden) to be nil2. Null <-, -en> [ʼnʊl, pl ʼnʊln̩] f1) ( Zahl) zero, nullkarten null[o];\Null Hand null[o] hand;\Null ouvert open null[o] -
122 null
1) ( Zahl) zero, nought;gleich \null sein to be zero;\null Punkte no points;\null zu drei nil three3) tennis love;40 zu \null 40-loveWENDUNGEN:jds Hoffnung/Mut sinkt unter \null sb loses all hope [or courage];die Stunde \null zero hour;\null und nichtig sein to be null and void;etw für \null und nichtig erklären to declare sth null and void;[noch einmal] bei \null anfangen ( fam) to start [again] from scratch;\null für \null aufgehen ( sich als richtig erweisen) to turn out right;gleich \null sein ( so gut wie nicht vorhanden) to be nil2. Null <-, -en> [ʼnʊl, pl ʼnʊln̩] f1) ( Zahl) zero, nullkarten null[o];\null Hand null[o] hand;\null ouvert open null[o] -
123 Wiesel
Wie·sel <-s, -> [ʼvi:zl̩] ntweaselWENDUNGEN:flink wie ein \Wiesel sein ( fam) to be as quick as a flash -
124 aussi
adv. Aussi sec: Quick as a flash, suddenly. Il m'a giflé et aussi sec je lui ai rendu sa baffe: He slapped me and no messing I landed one on his mush! -
125 balancer
I.v. trans.1. To 'chuck out', to throw away. Il y a belle lurette qu'il a balancé ses journaux pornos: He got rid of his dirty mags ages ago.2. To 'fire', to 'give the sack', to dismiss.3. To 'shop', to 'grass' (on someone), to denounce.5. To answer, to reply. Et moi aussi sec, je lui ai balancé cette vacherie pour lui clouer le bec! I didn't let him get away with his nasty crack, and quick as a flash I gave him as good as I'd got.6. To jilt. Balancer sa largue: To jilt one's mistress.7. Balancer une bafouille: To send a letter.8. Balancer un pet: To fart, to break wind.9. Balancer ses châsses (also: balancer les châssis): To be on the look-out, to glance briefly left and right. 10 Balancer le chiffon rouge: To 'natter', to talk on and on.II.v. pronom. S'en balancer: Not to give a damn, to not care 'two hoots' about some thing, to be totally indifferent to events. -
126 balle
n. f.1. 'Dial', face. (Like bille and unlike gueule, the word has no pejorative connotation whatsoever. Fais-lui confiance, il a une bonne balle! Go on! You can trust him, he's got a kind face!)2. Monetary unit of French francs. (The word is never used in relation to amounts less than 10 francs, irrespective of the 1958 remonetization.)3. Bargain, good buy.4. Le trou de balle: The arse-hole, the anus, the anal sphincter.5. Un vieux trou de balle: An old 'fuddy-duddy'. (Unlike un trou du cul, which is downright pejorative, this appellation has gentle jocularity.)6. Raide comme balle (adv. exp.): Quick as a flash, straight away.7. C'est ma balle! That's my business!8. Ça fait ma balle! That suits me down to a T! — That's fine by me! -
127 ouf
interj. Avant de pouvoir dire ouf! Before you could say Jack Robinson! — Quick as a flash. -
128 raide
I.n. m.1. 1000-franc note (in the 30s and 40s when it represented a 'steep' amount).2. 'Hooch', rough and ready booze strong in alcohol content.II.adj.1. 'Paralytic', 'blind-to-the-world', dead-drunk.2. 'Skint', 'flat-broke', penniless. Désolé, mon vieux, je suis raide comme un passe-lacet! No can do! I'm as hard-up as you!3. Incredible, difficult to believe. Elle est raide, celle-là! Lui, directeur, on aura tout vu! Well, would you believe it, they made him a director, whatever next?!4. En conter des raides: To tell 'close-to-the-knuckle' stories, risqué jokes.5. En avoir vu de raides: To have been in a few tight corners in one's time.6. Raide comme balle (adv. exp.):a Quick as a flash.b 'As sure as hell', without a doubt.
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