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['bodis](the upper part of a woman's or child's dress: The dress had an embroidered bodice.) corsage -
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[bəʊnd]1) [joint, leg, chicken] désossé; [fish] sans arête2) [corset, bodice] à armature -
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corsage [kɔ:ˈsα:ʒ]* * *[kɔː'sɑːʒ]1) ( flowers) petit bouquet m de fleurs ( porté au corsage)2) ( bodice) corsage m -
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[ˌʌndə'waɪəd]adjective [bodice, bra] à armature -
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A n1 (of human, animal) os m ; ( of fish) arête f ; made of bone en os ; chicken on/off the bone poulet à l'os/désossé ; to break a bone casser un os ; to break every bone in one's body se rompre les os ; I'll break every bone in his body! je vais lui tordre le cou! ; no bones broken rien de cassé ; he hasn't got a romantic/jealous bone in his body il n'a pas une once de romantisme/jalousie ;2 ( in corset etc) baleine f ;3 ○ ( trombone) trombone m.1 ( animal skeleton) ossements mpl ;2 ( human remains) ( in archeology) ossements mpl humains ; to lay sb's bones to rest enterrer la dépouille de qn ; my old bones ○ mes vieux os ○ ; he'll never make old bones il ne fera pas de vieux os ;D vtr2 ( reinforce) consolider [corset, bodice].bone of contention sujet m de dispute, pomme f de discorde ; close to the bone ( wounding) blessant ; ( racy) osé ; to be a bag of bones être un sac d'os ○ ; to cut sth to the bone réduire qch au minimum ; to feel sth in one's bones avoir le pressentiment de qch ; to have a bone to pick with sb avoir un compte à régler avec qn ; to make no bones about sth ne pas cacher qch ; sticks and stones may break my bones (but words will never harm me) Prov ≈ les chiens aboient, la caravane passe Prov ; to work one's fingers to the bone se crever à la tâche ○.■ bone up on ○:▶ bone up on [sth] potasser ○ [subject]. -
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1 noun(in behaviour) liberté f;∎ to take liberties with sb prendre ou se permettre des libertés avec qn;∎ the government is taking liberties le gouvernement se fiche du monde;∎ to take liberties with the truth prendre des libertés avec la vérité;∎ I took the liberty of inviting them j'ai pris la liberté ou je me suis permis de les inviter;∎ what a liberty! (cheek) quel toupet!;∎ familiar pejorative it's liberty hall in this house chacun fait ce qui lui plaît□ ou c'est la pétaudière dans cette maison∎ the criminals are still at liberty les criminels sont toujours en liberté ou courent toujours;∎ you are at liberty to leave vous êtes libre de partir;∎ I'm not at liberty to say il ne m'est pas possible ou permis de le dire;∎ I'm not at liberty to comment je n'ai pas le droit de ou il ne m'est pas permis de faire de commentaires►► the Liberty Bell = cloche qui retentit pour annoncer l'indépendance des États-Unis en 1776, actuellement conservée à Philadelphie;liberty bodice chemise f américaine;liberty cap bonnet m phrygien ou d'affranchi;Liberty Island île f de la Liberté;liberty ship = navire de marchandises préfabriqué construit par les États-Unis pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale;Nautical liberty ticket permission f de terre ou d'aller à terre
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bodice — [16] Originally, bodice was identical with bodies – that is, the plural of body. This use of body began early in the 16th century, when it referred to the part of a woman’s dress that 67 bolt covered the trunk, as opposed to the arms; and it soon … The Hutchinson dictionary of word origins
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bodice — UK [ˈbɒdɪs] / US [ˈbɑdɪs] noun [countable] Word forms bodice : singular bodice plural bodices the part of a dress that covers a woman s body from the waist up … English dictionary
bodice — [16] Originally, bodice was identical with bodies – that is, the plural of body. This use of body began early in the 16th century, when it referred to the part of a woman’s dress that covered the trunk, as opposed to the arms; and it soon became… … Word origins
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bodice-ripper — [bäd′is rip΄ər] n. a ROMANCE (n. 3) set in the past and having a formulaic plot that features scenes of sexual passion and violent action: also bodice ripper * * * … Universalium