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tooth [tu:θ]• back tooth molaire f• to have a tooth out or pulled se faire arracher une dent• there's nothing you can get your teeth into il n'y a pas grand-chose à se mettre sous la dent (fig)* * *[tuːθ] 1.set of teeth — ( false) dentier m
to cut one's teeth — lit faire ses dents
2.to cut one's teeth on — fig se faire les dents sur
- toothed combining formfine-/wide-toothed comb — peigne m fin/à dents larges
••to be a bit long in the tooth — (colloq) n'être plus tout jeune
to do something in the teeth of — faire quelque chose malgré or en dépit de
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2 tooth
1 noun∎ permanent teeth dents fpl permanentes;∎ a set of teeth une denture, une dentition;∎ a false tooth une fausse dent;∎ a set of false teeth un dentier;∎ to have a tooth out se faire arracher une dent;∎ to have good/bad teeth avoir de bonnes/mauvaises dents;∎ also figurative to bare or to show one's teeth montrer les dents;∎ to have no teeth être édenté; figurative manquer de force;∎ the amendment will give the law some teeth l'amendement renforcera quelque peu le pouvoir de la loi(b) (of comb, file, cog, saw) dent f∎ to be fed up or sick to the back teeth (with sb/sth) en avoir plein le dos ou ras le bol (de qn/qch);∎ armed to the teeth armé jusqu'aux dents;∎ to fight tooth and nail se battre bec et ongles;∎ figurative to cut one's teeth on sth se faire les dents sur qch;∎ to get one's teeth into sth se mettre à fond à qch;∎ she needs something to get her teeth into elle a besoin de quelque chose qui la mobilise;∎ the play gives you nothing to get your teeth into la pièce manque de substance;∎ familiar it was a real kick in the teeth ça m'a fichu un sacré coup;∎ familiar it's better than a kick in the teeth c'est mieux que rien□ ;∎ figurative to set sb's teeth on edge faire grincer qn des dents;∎ she's a bit long in the tooth elle n'est plus toute jeune(cogwheels) s'engrenermalgré;∎ he acted in the teeth of fierce opposition il a agi malgré une opposition farouche►► tooth decay carie f dentaire;the tooth fairy ≃ la petite souris;tooth glass verre m à dents;tooth mug verre m à dents;tooth powder poudre f dentifrice
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