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1 tirailler
tirailler [tiʀαje]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verba. [douleurs] to gnaw atb. [doutes, remords] to plague* * *tiʀaje
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1) to tug (at), to pull (at) [corde, manche, barbe]2) fig
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verbe intransitif [soldat, tireur] ( au hasard) to fire ou shoot at random; ( de temps en temps) to fire intermittently* * *tiʀɒje1. vt1) [vêtement] to pull at, to tug at2) [doutes] to gnaw at2. vi* * *tirailler verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( tirer) to tug (at), to pull (at) [corde, manche, barbe]; tirailler qn par le bras to tug at sb's arm;2 fig être tiraillé entre son travail et sa famille/deux personnes to be torn between one's work and one's family/two people.B vi [soldat, tireur] ( au hasard) to fire ou shoot at random; ( de temps en temps) to fire intermittently; ça tiraille de tous les côtés there's firing on all sides.[tiraje] verbe transitif2. [faire souffrir légèrement] to prick————————[tiraje] verbe intransitifon entendait tirailler dans les bois random fire could be heard in the woods, people could be heard firing away in the woods
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