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1 diablement
diablement (inf) [djαbləmɑ̃]adverb* * *djɑbləmɑ̃adverbe [courageux, sévère] terrifically; [intelligent] fiendishly; [beau] devastatingly* * *djɒbləmɑ̃ adv* * *diablement adv [courageux, sévère] terrifically; [intelligent] fiendishly; [beau] devastatingly; il fait diablement chaud it's hellishly○ hot.[djabləmɑ̃] adverbe(familier & vieilli) damned -
2 poil
poil [pwal]1. masculine nouna. [de personne, animal] hair ; ( = pelage) coat• sans poils [poitrine, bras] hairless• animal à poil court/long short-haired/long-haired animal► à poil (inf!) ( = nu) stark nakedb. [de brosse à dents, pinceau] bristle ; [de tapis, étoffe] strand• il n'y a pas un poil de différence entre les deux there isn't the slightest difference between the two• être de bon/de mauvais poil (inf) to be in a good/bad mood• au (quart de) poil (inf) ( = magnifique) great (inf) ; ( = précisément) [réglé, convenir] perfectly2. compounds* * *pwalnom masculin1) ( chez l'être humain) hairavoir du poil au menton — ( être adulte) to be a grown man
à poil — (sl) (nu) stark naked, starkers (colloq)
se mettre à poil — (colloq) to strip, to strip off GB
de tout poil — (colloq) of all kinds
‘au (petit) poil (colloq)!’ — ‘fine!’
être au poil — (colloq) [objet] to be just the ticket (colloq); [personne] to be fantastic
ça marche au poil — (colloq) it works like a dream
2) (colloq) ( cheveux)avoir le poil ras/rare — to have short/thin hair
3) ( d'animal) hairperdre ses poils — to moult GB ou molt US, to shed (its) hairs
caresser dans le sens du poil — lit to stroke [something] the way the fur lies; fig to butter [somebody] up (colloq)
4) Botanique hair, down [U]5) (colloq) ( petite quantité) (d'humour, ironie) touch; (d'intelligence, de bon sens, courage) shredun poil plus grand/trop petit — a shade larger/too small
•Phrasal Verbs:••être de bon/mauvais poil — (colloq) to be in a good/bad mood
j'ai le poil qui se hérisse — (colloq) my hackles rise
hérisser le poil (colloq) de quelqu'un — to put somebody's back up (colloq)
avoir un poil dans la main — (colloq) to be bone idle
ne plus avoir un poil sur le caillou — (colloq) to be as bald as a coot (colloq)
ne plus avoir un poil de sec — (colloq) to be soaked to the skin
tomber sur le poil de quelqu'un — (colloq) ( se fâcher contre) to have a real go at somebody (colloq); ( frapper) to give somebody what's coming to him/her
* * *pwal nm1) ANATOMIE hairIl y a des poils de chat partout sur la moquette. — There are cat hairs all over the carpet.
avoir du poil sur la poitrine — to have hair on one's chest, to have a hairy chest
2) (= pelage) coatTon chien a un beau poil. — Your dog's got a nice coat.
3) [pinceau, brosse] bristle4) [tapis, tissu] strand5) (locutions)au poil * — hunky-dory *
* * *poil nm1 ( chez l'être humain) hair; poils superflus unwanted hair; arracher les poils (blancs) de sa barbe to pull the (white) hairs out of one's beard; avoir le poil blond○ to have blond hair; avoir du poil aux jambes to have hairy legs; avoir du poil au menton lit to have a hairy chin; ( être adulte) to be a grown man; à poil◑ (nu) stark naked, starkers○; se mettre à poil○ to strip, to strip off GB; ‘à poil!’ ‘get your clothes off!’; de tout poil○ of all kinds; ‘au (petit) poil○!’ ‘fine!’; être au poil○ [objet] to be just the ticket○; [personne] to be fantastic; ça marche au poil○ it works like a dream; arriver or tomber au (quart de) poil○ to arrive at just the right moment; travailler au poil○ to be a great worker; démarrer au quart de poil○ to start straight away; ne plus avoir un poil de sec○ to be soaked to the skin;2 ○( cheveux) avoir le poil long/ras/rare to have long/short/thin hair; homme au poil ras short-haired man; homme au poil rare balding man;3 ( d'animal) hair; il y a des poils de chien sur le fauteuil there are dog hairs on the armchair; perdre ses poils to moult GB ou molt US, to shed (its) hairs; manteau en poil de chameau camel hair coat; animal à poils furry animal; avoir le poil long/court to have long/short hair; animal à poil ras/long short-/long-haired animal; animal au poil soyeux/gris animal with a silky/grey coat; caresser dans le sens du poil lit to stroke [ sb/sth] the way the fur lies; fig to butter [sb] up○;4 Bot hair, down ¢;5 ○( petite quantité) (d'humour, ironie) touch; (de bon sens, d'intelligence, de courage) shred; un poil plus grand/trop petit a shade larger/too small; à un poil près by a whisker; il s'en est fallu d'un poil que je fasse I was within a whisker of doing; il s'en est fallu d'un poil que la balle me touche the bullet missed me by a whisker;poil à gratter itching powder; poils tactiles vibrissae.être de bon/mauvais poil○ to be in a good/bad mood; j'ai le poil qui se hérisse○ my hackles rise; hérisser le poil○ de qn to put sb's back up○; avoir un poil dans la main○ to be bone idle; ne plus avoir un poil sur le caillou○ to be as bald as a coot○; tomber sur le poil de qn○ ( se fâcher contre) to have a real go at sb○; ( frapper) to give sb what's coming to him/her.[pwal] nom masculina. (familier) [guérir] to perk up againb. [reprendre des forces] to regain some strength for a fresh onslaught2. (familier) [infime quantité]manquer son train d'un poil ou à un poil près to miss one's train by a hair's breadth ou a whiskerchien à poil ras/long smooth-haired/long-haired dog4. [d'une brosse] bristle[d'un tapis] pile[d'un pull angora] down————————à poil (familier) locution adjectivalestark naked, starkers————————à poil (familier) locution adverbiale————————au poil (familier) locution adjectivaletu peux venir samedi, au poil! you can come on Saturday, great!————————au poil (familier) locution adverbialeau petit poil locution adverbiale,au quart de poil locution adverbiale————————de tout poil locution adjectivale(familier & humoristique) of all kinds -
3 tonnerre
tonnerre [tɔnεʀ]masculine noun* * *tɔnɛʀ
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nom masculin1) Météorologie thundercoup de tonnerre — lit clap of thunder; fig thunderbolt
2) (de canons, d'artillerie) thundering3) (colloq) ( haute qualité)
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exclamation blast!* * *tɔnɛʀ nm1) (= orage) thundercoup de tonnerre lit — clap of thunder, figthunderbolt, bolt from the blue
du tonnerre * — terrific
* * *A nm1 Météo thunder; un coup de tonnerre lit a clap of thunder; fig a thunderbolt; la nouvelle fut un coup de tonnerre dans un ciel bleu the news was a bolt from the blue; les roulements du tonnerre the rumbling of the thunder;2 (de canons, artillerie) thundering; voix de tonnerre thunderous voice; il est sorti dans or sous un tonnerre d'applaudissements he left to thunderous applause;3 ○( haute qualité) du tonnerre fabulous; ça marche du tonnerre [appareil, entreprise] it's going fantastically well.B excl blast!; mille tonnerres† blast (it)!; tonnerre de Brest† shiver my timbers†!; tonnerre de Dieu◑ hellfire![tɔnɛr] nom masculin1. [bruit de la foudre] thunderses révélations ont eu l'effet d'un coup de tonnerre dans l'assemblée the meeting was thunderstruck by her revelations————————[tɔnɛr] interjectiontonnerre de Brest!, mille tonnerres! hang ou damn it all!————————du tonnerre (de Dieu) (familier & vieilli) locution adjectivale————————du tonnerre (de Dieu) (familier & vieilli) locution adverbialetremendously ou terrifically well -
4 terriblement
awfully, dreadfully, fearfully, frightfully, terribly, terrifically
См. также в других словарях:
Terrifically — Ter*rif ic*al*ly, adv. In a terrific manner. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
terrifically — adverb In a terrific or extreme way. The test was terrifically hard , said the tired student … Wiktionary
terrifically — adv. Terrifically is used with these adjectives: ↑exciting … Collocations dictionary
terrifically — ter|rif|i|cally [təˈrıfıkli] adv [+ adjective/adverb] very = ↑extremely ▪ She had been so terrifically busy that she barely had time to sleep … Dictionary of contemporary English
terrifically — adverb (+ adj/adv) informal very; extremely: It s terrifically difficult for working parents to find adequate child care … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
terrifically — terrific ► ADJECTIVE 1) of great size, amount, or intensity. 2) informal excellent. 3) archaic causing terror. DERIVATIVES terrifically adverb. ORIGIN Latin terrificus, from terrere frighten … English terms dictionary
terrifically — adverb see terrific … New Collegiate Dictionary
terrifically — See terrific. * * * … Universalium
terrifically — Synonyms and related words: alarmingly, almighty, appallingly, astoundingly, awfully, disconcertingly, dismayingly, divinely, dreadfully, exceedingly, exquisitely, fearfully, frightfully, gloriously, horrendously, horribly, horridly, horrifically … Moby Thesaurus
terrifically — (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. frightfully, mightily, horribly, intensely; see badly 1 , terribly 1 , 2 , very … English dictionary for students
terrifically — adv. frightfully, awfully, fearsomely; greatly, intensely (Informal) … English contemporary dictionary