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1 dorloter
dorloter [dɔʀlɔte]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verb* * *dɔʀlɔteverbe transitif to pamper* * *dɔʀlɔte vtto pamper, to cosset Grande-Bretagnese faire dorloter — to be pampered, to be cosseted
* * *dorloter verb table: aimerA vtr to pamper; se faire dorloter to be pampered (par by).B se dorloter vpr to pamper oneself.[dɔrlɔte] verbe transitif -
2 bichonner
bichonner [bi∫ɔne]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verb[+ personne] to pamper2. reflexive verb► se bichonner to preen o.s.* * *(colloq) biʃɔne verbe transitif ( dorloter) to pamper* * *biʃɔne vt* * *bichonner○ verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( dorloter) to pamper [personne, animal];B se bichonner vpr1 ( se dorloter) to pamper oneself;2 ( se parer) to get dressed up.[biʃɔne] verbe transitif————————se bichonner verbe pronominal (emploi réfléchi)[se pomponner] to spruce oneself up -
3 choyer
choyer [∫waje]➭ TABLE 8 transitive verb* * *ʃwajeverbe transitif to pamper [enfant, client]* * *ʃwaje vt[actionnaires, clients, clientèle, enfant] to pamper* * *[ʃwaje] verbe transitif -
4 chouchouter
chouchouter (inf) [∫u∫ute]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verb* * *(colloq) ʃuʃute verbe transitif to pamper* * *ʃuʃute vt* * *[ʃuʃute] verbe transitif -
5 bouchonner
bouchonner [bu∫ɔne]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verb[+ cheval] to rub down2. intransitive verb* * *buʃɔne
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verbe transitif ( frotter) to rub down [cheval]
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(colloq) verbe intransitif* * *buʃɔne1. vt2. viAprès Montélimar, ça commençait à bouchonner. — After Montelimar, the traffic started to back up.
* * *bouchonner verb table: aimerA vtr2 ( cajoler) to pamper.B vi [circulation] to get jammed; ça bouchonne sur les quais there are traffic jams along the river.[buʃɔne] verbe transitif[cheval] to rub down (separable)————————[buʃɔne] verbe intransitifça bouchonne à partir de 5 h traffic is heavy from 5 p.m. onwards -
6 chatterie
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7 goberger
goberger○: se goberger verb table: manger vpr ( se choyer) to pamper oneself; ( bien manger) to indulge oneself.[gɔbɛrʒe]se goberger verbe pronominal intransitif2. [se prélasser] to laze (about) -
8 mitonner
mitonner [mitɔne]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verb2. intransitive verb* * *mitɔne
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verbe transitif to cook [something] lovingly [plat]; to prepare the ground carefully for [projet]
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verbe intransitif [plat] to cook slowly
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se mitonner verbe pronominal* * *mitɔne1. vt(= cuire) to cook with loving care, fig to cook up quietly2. vi[plat] to cook slowly* * *mitonner verb table: aimerA vtr to cook [sth] lovingly [plat, repas]; to prepare the ground carefully for [projet, affaire].B vi Culin [plat] to cook slowly.C se mitonner vpr1 Culin se mitonner un petit plat to cook a nice little meal for oneself;2 fig se mitonner un bel avenir to carve out a nice future for oneself.[mitɔne] verbe transitif2. [coup, plan] to plot3. (littéraire)mitonner quelqu'un to cosset ou to pamper somebody————————[mitɔne] verbe intransitif -
9 bichonner
I.v. trans. To pamper, to look after. Il adore bichonner sa bagnole: He spends hours polishing up his car.II.v. trans. reflex. To put on one's 'best bib-and-tucker', to get dressed-up. -
10 dorloter
coddle, cosset, mother, pamper
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