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1 mendiant, ante
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2 Aumônière
beggar's purse; thin crêpe, filled and tied like a bundle. -
3 politique du chacun pour soi
Dictionnaire juridique, politique, économique et financier > politique du chacun pour soi
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4 mendiant
mendiant, e [mɑ̃djɑ̃, jɑ̃t]masculine noun, feminine noun* * *mendiante mɑ̃djɑ̃, ɑ̃t nom masculin, féminin beggar* * *mɑ̃djɑ̃, jɑ̃t nm/f mendiant, -e* * *A adj les ordres mendiants the mendicant orders.B nm,f beggar., mendiante [mɑ̃djɑ̃, ɑ̃t] nom masculin, nom féminin[clochard] beggar————————nom masculinCUISINEalmond, fig, hazelnut and raisin biscuit————————adjectif masculin -
5 bataille
bataille [batαj]feminine noun* * *batɑj
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1) Armée battle2) ( lutte morale) battle, warmener la bataille contre quelqu'un/quelque chose — to wage war against somebody/something
3) ( lutte physique) fight4) ( aux cartes) ≈ beggar-my-neighbour [BrE]
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en bataille locution adjective [cheveux] dishevelled [BrE]; [sourcils] bushy; [stationnement] perpendicular* * *batɒj nf1) (= combat) battle2)en bataille (cheveux) — tousled, (stationnement) at an angle
* * *A nf1 Mil battle; livrer bataille à qn to give battle to sb; perdre/gagner une bataille to lose/win a battle; ordre de bataille battle order ou formation;2 ( lutte morale) battle, war; bataille électorale electoral battle; bataille commerciale trade war; se jeter dans la bataille du pouvoir/de la succession to fling oneself into the battle for power/for succession; mener la bataille contre qn/qch to wage war against sb/sth; une bataille d'idées a war of ideas; dans la bataille j'ai oublié mon sac○ with all that was going on I forgot my bag;3 ( lutte physique) fight; une bataille de boules de neige a snowball fight;4 Jeux ( aux cartes) ≈ beggar-my-neighbourGB.B en bataille loc adj1 les cheveux en bataille dishevelledGB hair; les sourcils en bataille bushy eyebrows;2 stationnement en bataille perpendicular parking.[bataj] nom féminina. [à grande échelle] air battleb. [isolée] dogfightbataille de rue street fight ou brawl2. JEUX ≃ beggar-my-neighbour————————en bataille locution adjectivale2. [en désordre]avoir les sourcils en bataille to have bushy eyebrows, to be beetle-browed -
6 gueux
(dated), gueuse gø, gøz nom masculin, féminin ( pauvre) beggar; ( personne vile) rogue••courir la gueuse — (colloq) to go looking for a bit of skirt (colloq)
* * *ɡø nmbeggar, (= coquin) rogue* * *courir la gueuse○ to go looking for a bit of skirt○., gueuse [gø, gøz] nom masculin, nom féminin(archaïque & littéraire) beggargueuse nom féminin3. HISTOIRE -
7 va-nu-pieds
va-nu-pieds° [vanypje]invariable masculine and feminine noun* * *vanypjenom masculin et féminin invariable tramp, bum (colloq)* * *vanypje nmf invtramp, beggar* * *va-nu-pieds nmf inv tramp, bum○.[vanypje] nom masculin et féminin -
8 besace
besace [bəzas]feminine noun* * *bəzasnom féminin ( sac) pouch* * *bəzas nf* * *besace nf (huntsman's) pouch; avoir qch dans la or sa besace fig ( avantage) to have sth under one's belt; ( surprise) to have sth up one's sleeve.[bəzas] nom féminin[sac] beggar's bag -
9 quémandeur
kemɑ̃dœʀ, øz (-euse)1. nm/f2. adj* * *, quémandeuse [kemɑ̃dɶr, øz] nom masculin, nom féminin(littéraire) [mendiant] beggar -
10 animal
1. adjective2. masculine noun* * *
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1) Biologie animal (épith)2) ( digne de l'animal) [foule] savage; [comportement] brutish
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nom masculin animalPhrasal Verbs:* * *animal, o animal, -e animaux mpl1. adj(instinct, peur) animal2. nmanimal domestique — domestic animal, (d'agrément: chat, hamster, perruche) pet
* * *A adj1 Biol [espèce, comportement, graisses] animal ( épith); protéines d'origine animale animal proteins;animal de compagnie pet; animal domestique domestic animal; animal familier = animal de compagnie; animal de laboratoire laboratory animal; animal nuisible pest; animal sauvage wild animal; animal utile useful animal.animal ( pluriel masculin animaux) nom masculinanimal familier ou domestique petc'est qu'il a encore raison, cet animal-là ou l'animal! the beggar's right again! -
11 dépenaillé
dépenaillée depənaje adjectif ragged* * *dépenaillé, dépenaillée adj ragged.( féminin dépenaillée) [depənaje] adjectif -
12 guenilles
ɡənij nfpl* * *[gənij] nom féminin pluriel -
13 mendigot
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14 semi-clochard
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15 bidard
I.n. m. 'Jammy beggar', lucky so-and-so.II.adj. 'Jammy', lucky. -
16 manchard
n. m. Tramp, beggar. -
17 mendigot
n. m. Tramp, beggar. -
18 pilon
n. m.1. 'Drumstick', cooked leg of poultry.2. 'Stump', wooden leg.3. Beggar. (As the expression faire le pilon suggests, the poor vagabond in question plays on the compassion of passers-by where his 'war-wound' is concerned. With this meaning the word has all but disappeared.) -
19 roublard
I.n. m. 'Crafty beggar', cunning soand-so. Quel roublard, celui-là! He's a right con-artist!II.adj. 'Crafty', cunning. -
20 souffle
n. m. 'Gall', 'cheek', impudence. Tu ne manques pas de souffle, toi! You cheeky beggar, you!
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