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bouillon [bujɔ̃]1. masculine nouna. ( = soupe) stock• prendre un bouillon (inf) (en nageant) to swallow a mouthful ; (financièrement) to take a tumble (inf)b. ( = bouillonnement) bubble (in boiling liquid)2. compounds* * *bujɔ̃nom masculin1) ( potage) broth2) (liquide de cuisson, concentré) stock3) ( de liquide qui bout) bubblebouillir à gros bouillons — to boil, to bubble
•Phrasal Verbs:••boire un bouillon — ( en nageant) to get a mouthful; ( en affaires) to come a cropper (colloq), to sustain losses
* * *bujɔ̃ nm1) CUISINE stock no pl2) (= bouillonnement) bubble* * *bouillon nm2 (liquide de cuisson, concentré) stock; bouillon de poisson/légumes fish/vegetable stock;3 ( de liquide qui bout) bubble; au premier bouillon as soon as it begins to boil; bouillir à gros bouillons to boil fiercely; sortir à gros bouillons [eau, sang] to gush out;4 Cout shirring;prendre or boire un bouillon ( en nageant) to get a mouthful; ( en affaires) to take a tumble○, to sustain losses.[bujɔ̃] nom masculinbouillon gras/maigre meat/clear stockbouillon de onze ou d'onze heures poisoned drinkboire ou prendre un bouillona. (familier) [en nageant] to swallow waterb. (figuré) to suffer heavy losses, to take a bath2. BIOLOGIEces quartiers sont un véritable bouillon de culture pour la délinquance (figuré) these areas are a perfect breeding-ground for crime3. [remous]couler à gros bouillons to gush out ou forth
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