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1 gazé
gaze [gαz]feminine noun* * *gɑznom féminin gauze* * *ɡɒz nf* * *gaze nf gauze; une compresse/bande de gaze a gauze compress/bandage.————————, gazée [gaze] nom masculin, nom féminin -
2 Giftgasopfer
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3 gazer
gazer [gαze]➭ TABLE 11. intransitive verb• ça ne gaze pas fort (santé) I'm not feeling too great (inf) ; (affaires) things aren't going too well2. transitive verb* * *gaze
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verbe transitif ( asphyxier) to gas
2.
(colloq) verbe impersonnelça gaze? — how's things? (colloq)
oui, ça gaze — things are fine
* * *ɡɒze1. vt2. vi* to be going well, to be working wellÇa gaze. — It's going great.
* * *gazer verb table: aimerA vtr ( asphyxier) to gas.B ○vi ça gaze? how's things○?; oui, ça gaze things are fine.[gaze] verbe transitif1. [asphyxier] to gasa. [dans une chambre à gaz] he died in a gas chamberb. [sur le champ de bataille] he was a victim of poison gas————————[gaze] verbe intransitif1. [aller bien]alors, ça gaze? — ça gaze! how's things? ou how's it going? — great!2. [foncer]allez, gaze! step on it!, get a move on!
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