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1 battage
battage [bataʒ]masculine noun• faire du battage autour de qch/qn to give sth/sb a lot of hype (inf)* * *bataʒnom masculin1) (colloq) publicity, hype (colloq)faire du battage autour de quelque chose — to hype something (colloq), to give something the hard sell
* * *bataʒ nm(= publicité) hype, hard sell* * *battage nm1 ○ Pub publicity, hype○; battage publicitaire advertising hype○; faire du battage autour de qch to hype sth○, give sth the hard sell;2 ( action de battre) beating; Agric threshing; le battage de l'or Tech gold beating; le battage du blé Agric wheat threshing; le battage du beurre Tech butter churning.[bataʒ] nom masculin1. [du blé] threshing[de l'or, d'un tapis] beating2. (familier)
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