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1 bêcher
I.v. trans. To 'have a dig' at someone, to attack someone verbally (usually in their absence).II.v. intrans,1. To 'throw one's weight about', to swank, to show off.2. Bêcher d'arrache-pied: To work hard without letting up. -
2 dessus
I.n. m.1. Kept woman's procurer of finance. C'est son dessus: He's her meal-ticket.2. Dessus de châsses: 'Wrinkle-board', forehead.II.adv.1. Tomber dessus:a To come across someone or something unexpectedly. Il m'est tombé dessus comme j'allais faire les commissions: He popped up out of nowhere as I was off shopping.b To 'go for', to attack physically or verbally. Il m'est tombé dessus pour avoir oublie le courrier: He played merry hell with me for forgetting the mail.2. Il nefaut pas cracher dessus: It's not to be sneezed at—It's certainly worth taking seriously.3. 'y a qu'à souffler dessus (joc.): There's nothing to it! — It's no great problem!
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