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1 shit
1 noun(a) (excrement) merde f;∎ to have the shits avoir la chiasse;∎ dog shit merde f de chien;∎ tough shit! tant pis pour ma/ta/sa/ etc gueule!;∎ she thinks she's hot shit elle ne se prend pas pour de la merde;∎ to kick or to beat or to knock the shit out of sb casser la gueule à qn, défoncer la gueule à qn;∎ to scare the shit out of sb foutre une trouille bleue à qn;∎ to bore the shit out of sb faire crever qn d'ennui;∎ I don't give a shit je m'en fous, j'en ai rien à foutre;∎ who gives a shit? qu'est-ce que ça peut foutre?;∎ to treat sb like shit traiter qn comme de la merde;∎ to be in the shit être dans la merde;∎ to drop sb in the shit foutre qn dans la merde;∎ when the shit hits the fan quand nous serons dans la merde (jusqu'au cou);∎ to get one's shit together se ressaisir□ ;∎ to be up shit creek (without a paddle) être dans une merde noire;∎ vulgar he thinks his shit doesn't stink il se prend pas pour de la merde;∎ vulgar eat shit (and die)! va te faire foutre!;∎ shit happens ce sont des choses qui arrivent□(b) (UNCOUNT) (nonsense, rubbish) conneries fpl;∎ I hate it when he starts on his anarchy shit je déteste quand il se met à débiter ses conneries sur l'anarchie;∎ that's a load of shit! c'est des conneries, tout ça!;∎ don't give me that shit! arrête tes conneries!;∎ to talk shit raconter des conneries;∎ he's full of shit il dit que des conneries, il sait pas ce qu'il dit;∎ no shit! sans déconner!, sans dec!∎ he's been a real shit to her il s'est vraiment conduit en salaud avec elle∎ I can't see shit j'y vois que dalle, j'y vois goutte;∎ that doesn't mean shit ça veut rien dire;∎ he doesn't do shit il en rame pas une, il en fout pas une rame∎ to be a load of shit, American to be the shits être de la merde(g) (useless things) bordel m, foutoir m;∎ clear all that shit off your desk vire-moi ce bordel de ton bureau(h) (disgusting substance) merde f, saloperie f;∎ I can't eat this shit je peux pas bouffer cette merde∎ to give sb shit faire chier qn;∎ I don't need this shit! j'ai pas envie de m'emmerder avec ce genre de conneries!(a) (defecate) chier;∎ figurative shit or get off the pot! alors, tu te décides?□∎ British to shit on sb from a great height (treat badly) traiter qn comme de la merde; (defeat) battre qn à plates coutures, écrabouiller qn;∎ American shit on that! et puis merde!∎ your parents will shit when they see what you've done! tes parents vont piquer une crise quand ils se rendront compte de ce que t'as fait!(a) to shit oneself (defecate, be scared) chier dans son froc; (react with anger) piquer une crise; (react with surprise) ne pas en revenir;∎ to shit a brick or bricks chier dans son froc, French Canadian chier dans ses culottes(worthless) merdique;∎ to feel shit (ill) se sentir patraque; (guilty) se sentir coupable□, avoir les boules ou les glandes;∎ I had a really shit time j'en ai bavé;∎ he's a shit driver il conduit comme un pied5 adverb∎ to be shit out of luck ne pas avoir de bol ou de potmerde! -
2 rubbish
rubbish [ˈrʌbɪ∫]1. nouna. ( = waste material) détritus mpl ; (British = household rubbish) ordures fpl ; ( = worthless things) camelote (inf) f2. adjective3. compounds* * *['rʌbɪʃ] 1.1) ( refuse) déchets mpl; ( domestic) ordures fpl; ( from garden) détritus mpl; ( on site) gravats mpl2) ( inferior goods) camelote (colloq) f; ( discarded objects) saletés (colloq) fpl3) ( nonsense)2.this book is rubbish! — (colloq) ce livre est nul! (colloq)
transitive verb GB descendre [quelqu'un/quelque chose] en flammes -
3 cack
1 noun(a) (excrement) caca m(b) (nonsense) conneries fpl;∎ don't talk cack! arrête de raconter n'importe quoi!(c) (worthless things) camelote f;∎ the film was a load of cack le film était nul(bad) nul;∎ her music is cack sa musique est nulle∎ he was cacking himself (scared) il faisait dans son froc -
4 garbage
garbage ['gɑ:bɪdʒ]noun (UNCOUNT)∎ throw it in the garbage jette-le à la poubelle∎ you're talking garbage! tu racontes n'importe quoi!;∎ this newspaper is garbage! ce journal est nul!∎ their new album is a load of garbage leur dernier album est vraiment nul;∎ I've been eating too much garbage lately je mange trop de cochonneries en ce moment∎ garbage in, garbage out la qualité des résultats est fonction de la qualité des données à l'entrée►► American garbage bag sac-poubelle m;American garbage can poubelle f;American garbage chute vide-ordures m inv;American garbage collector éboueur m;American garbage disposal unit broyeur m d'ordures;American garbage dump décharge f;American garbage heap tas m d'ordures;American garbage man éboueur m;American garbage truck camion m des éboueurs -
5 junk
junk [dʒʌŋk]1 noun∎ this watch is a real piece of junk cette montre, c'est vraiment de la camelote ou c'est de la vraie camelote;∎ all his so-called antiques were just a pile of junk ses prétendues antiquités n'étaient en fait qu'un ramassis de vieilleries;∎ his latest film is utter junk son dernier film est absolument nul ou un vrai navet;∎ she eats nothing but junk elle mange que des saloperies(b) (UNCOUNT) (second-hand or unwanted goods) bric-à-brac m∎ can you get your junk off the table? tu peux enlever tes trucs ou ton bazar de la table?;∎ what's all that junk in the hall? qu'est-ce que c'est que ce bric-à-brac ou ce bazar dans l'entrée?familiar jeter (à la poubelle)□, balancer►► Stock Exchange junk bond junk bond m (obligation à haut rendement mais à haut risque);Biology junk DNA ADN m non génique;Computing junk e-mail messages mpl publicitaires;familiar junk food nourriture f de mauvaise qualité□ ;∎ their kids eat nothing but junk food leurs gosses ne mangent que des cochonneries;junk heap dépotoir m;junk jewellery (UNCOUNT) bijoux mpl fantaisie;junk mail (UNCOUNT) courrier m publicitaire;junk room pièce f de débarras;junk shop magasin m de brocante;∎ at the junk shop chez le brocanteur -
6 poo
1 noun(a) (excrement) caca m;∎ it's a load of poo c'est de la merde;∎ he's talking a load of poo il raconte n'importe quoi□faire caca
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