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1 bourre
bourre [buʀ]feminine noun[de coussin] stuffing* * *buʀ1) ( pour remplissage) stuffing; ( déchets textiles) flock; ( de cartouche) wad2) ( en botanique) down••être à la bourre — (colloq) to be pushed for time
* * *buʀ nf1) [coussin, matelas] stuffing2) (autre locution) *Là j'ai pas le temps, on est à la bourre. — I don't have time right now, we're rushed off our feet.
* * *A ◑†nm ( policier) cop○.B nf2 Bot down.I(très familier) [bur] nom masculinles bourres the cops, the fuzzII[bur] nom féminin————————à la bourre locution adverbialeb. [dans son travail] to be behind -
2 farce
farce [faʀs]feminine nouna. ( = tour) practical joke• farces (et) attrapes ( = objets) (assorted) tricksb. ( = comédie) farce* * *faʀs1) ( tour) practical jokemagasin de farces et attrapes — joke shop GB, novelty store US
2) ( plaisanterie) joke3) ( bouffonnerie) farce4) Théâtre farce5) Culinaire stuffing, forcemeat* * *faʀs nf1) CUISINE (= garniture) stuffing2) (= blague) practical jokeAndré aime faire des farces. — André likes to play practical jokes.
3) THÉÂTRE farce* * *farce nf1 ( tour) practical joke; faire une farce à qn to play a practical joke on sb; magasin de farces et attrapes joke shop GB, novelty store US;2 ( plaisanterie) joke; ne te fâche pas, ce n'était qu'une farce don't be cross, it was only a joke; ⇒ dindon;3 ( bouffonnerie) farce; la réunion n'a servi à rien, c'était une vaste farce the meeting was useless, it was a total farce;5 Culin stuffing, forcemeat.I[fars] nom fémininII[fars] nom féminin————————[fars] adjectiffarces et attrapes nom féminin pluriel -
3 bourré
bourre [buʀ]feminine noun[de coussin] stuffing* * *buʀ1) ( pour remplissage) stuffing; ( déchets textiles) flock; ( de cartouche) wad2) ( en botanique) down••être à la bourre — (colloq) to be pushed for time
* * *buʀ nf1) [coussin, matelas] stuffing2) (autre locution) *Là j'ai pas le temps, on est à la bourre. — I don't have time right now, we're rushed off our feet.
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4 naturalisation
naturalisation [natyʀalizasjɔ̃]feminine nounb. [d'animaux morts] stuffing* * *natyʀalizasjɔ̃1) Droit naturalization2) ( acclimatation) naturalization3) ( taxidermie) stuffing* * *natyʀalizasjɔ̃ nf* * *1 Jur naturalization; faire une demande de naturalisation to apply for citizenship ou naturalization GB;2 ( acclimatation) introduction;3 ( taxidermie) stuffing.[natyralizasjɔ̃] nom féminin2. [empaillage] stuffing -
5 rembourrage
rembourrage [ʀɑ̃buʀaʒ]masculine noun[de fauteuil, matelas] stuffing ; [de vêtement] padding* * *ʀɑ̃buʀaʒ nm1) [fauteuil] stuffing2) [vêtement] padding* * *[rɑ̃buraʒ] nom masculin[d'un vêtement] padding[d'un siège] stuffing -
6 bourrage
bourrage [buʀaʒ]masculine noun[d'imprimante, photocopieur] il y a un bourrage (de papier) the paper is jammed* * *buʀaʒnom masculin ( remplissage) (de fauteuil, coussin) stuffing; ( de pipe) filling; ( de cartouche) waddingPhrasal Verbs:* * *buʀaʒ nm[papier] jamming* * *bourrage nm2 ( engorgement) jamming.bourrage de crâne brainwashing.[buraʒ] nom masculin1. [remplissage - d'un coussin] stuffing ; [ - d'une chaise] filling, padding ; [ - d'une pipe, d'un poêle] fillinga. (familier) [propagande] brainwashing2. TECHNOLOGIE -
7 presse-étoupe
m(PE) cable gland, gland, gland nut, acking box, packing gland, packing nut, stuffing box, stuffing glandDictionnaire d'ingénierie, d'architecture et de construction > presse-étoupe
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8 empaillage
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9 boîte à étoupe
Dictionnaire d'ingénierie, d'architecture et de construction > boîte à étoupe
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10 joint hydraulique
mstuffing box, water sealDictionnaire d'ingénierie, d'architecture et de construction > joint hydraulique
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11 PE =
mgland, gland nut, packing gland, acking nut, stuffing boxDictionnaire d'ingénierie, d'architecture et de construction > PE =
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12 garnissage
ɡaʀnisaʒ nm(= bourre) stuffing* * *[garnisaʒ] nom masculin1. [d'un chapeau] trim2. AUTOMOBILE [intérieur d'un véhicule] (interior) trim -
13 hachis
hachis [ˈa∫i]masculine noun► hachis Parmentier ≈ shepherd's pie* * *’aʃinom masculin invariable CulinairePhrasal Verbs:* * *'aʃi nmmince Grande-Bretagne hamburger USA* * *hachis nm inv Culin hachis de viande mince(d) meat; hachis de mouton/de porc minced mutton/pork; hachis d'échalottes/de persil chopped shallots/parsley.hachis Parmentier ≈ shepherd's pie.[ʼaʃi] nom masculin[de légumes] chopped vegetables -
14 mie
mie [mi]feminine noun* * *minom féminin bread without the crusts* * *mi nfcrumb (soft part of the loaf)mie de pain — crumb, inside of the loaf
* * *mie nf1 ( par opposition à la croûte) bread without the crusts; de la mie (de pain) Culin fresh breadcrumbs (pl); il mange la mie et laisse toujours la croûte he eats the bread and always leaves the crusts;[mi] nom féminin1. [de pain] white ou soft ou doughy part (of bread)venez, ma mie come, fair damsel -
15 saper
saper [sape]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verb2. reflexive verb* * *sape
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verbe transitif ( détruire) to undermine [mur, falaise, moral]
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(colloq) se saper verbe pronominal1) ( s'habiller) to dressêtre bien/mal sapé — to be well/badly dressed
2) ( s'habiller bien) to dress up to the nines (colloq)* * *sape vtto undermine, to sap* * *saper verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( détruire) to undermine [mur, falaise, moral];2 ○( vêtir) to dress.B ○ se saper vpr1 ( s'habiller) to dress; être bien/mal sapé to be well/badly dressed;2 ( s'habiller bien) to dress up to the nines○.[sape] verbe transitif2. (familier) [habiller] to dress————————se saper (familier) verbe pronominal————————se saper (familier) verbe pronominal intransitif -
16 becter
v. trans. & intrans. (also: becqueter):1. To eat. (According to context, the meanings can range from having a bite to eat, to stuffing one's face.)2. En becter:a To be an informer (also: bouffer à la grande gamelle).b To live off prostitution (also: bouffer du pain de fesses).c To engage in sodomy. -
17 branlée
n. f.1. 'Wanking', masturbation.2. 'Thrashing', 'bashing', beating-up. On leur a foutu une de ces branlées! We knocked the stuffing out of them!3. Une branlée de: 'Heaps of', 'oodles', lots of. Des jobs comme ça, on en trouve une branlée! Work like that isn't hard to find! -
18 croustance
n. f. 'Grub', 'nosh', food. Question croustance, il a un sacré coup de fourchette! When it comes to stuffing his face, he can certainly shovel it in! -
19 pile
I.n. f.1. Thrashing.a (lit.): 'Pasting', walloping. Il lui a filé une de ces piles à la fin du round: He knocked the living daylights out of him right on the bell.b (fig.): En '45 les Chleus ont pris la pile des piles! Just before the end of the war we knocked the stuffing out of Jerry!2. Unit of 100 francs in pre-1958 currency. Cinq piles, c'est vraiment pas cher pour toutes ces cibiches! I'd say you're getting these fags at a reasonable price! (Like the English 'pony', pile belongs to the grey language area shadowing the underworld. The word would have no meaning to the middle classes of the 40s and 50s.)II.adv.1. Precisely, exactly. Je dois commencer a huit heures pile: I've got to start at eight on the dot. Ça fait pile ce que je te dois! Here's what I owe you, now we're quits!2. Ça tombe pile: It couldn't have happened at a better time! Vous arrivez pile! Am I glad you're here!3. S'arrêter pile: To 'stop dead', to come to an abrupt halt. (There would appear to be a link between the adverbial pile and the wrist-smacking flip-over involved in the tossing of a coin.) -
20 ver
n. m.1. Nu comme un ver: 'Starkers', 'in one's birthday suit', stark naked.2. Tuer le ver: To take a 'rouser', to take an early-morning drink for the purpose of killing a hang-over. (Popular myth has it that alcohol consumed on an empty stomach first thing in the morning will destroy any worms in the intestines.)3. Avoir le ver solitaire: To be a 'guzzler', to be forever 'stuffing one's face', to have an immoderate appetite for food. (The tapeworm is a bogey parasite to French hypochondriacs.)4. Ça n'est pas piqué des vers! It's smashing! — It's fantastic! (The parasite in question here is the woodworm, and anything free of that pest is therefore in prime condition.)5. Tirer les vers du nez à quelqu'un: To 'pump' someone for info (litcrally to 'worm' information out of someone).
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