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1 bastringue
bastringue (inf) [bastʀɛ̃g]masculine noun* * *bastringue nm1 ○( vacarme) din, racket;2 ○( attirail) stuff, clobber○ GB;4 †( salle de bal) dancehall, ballroom; ( orchestre) dance band.(très familier) [bastrɛ̃g] nom masculinet tout le bastringue and the whole bag of tricks, and all the whole shebang2. [bal] (sleazy) dance hall3. [orchestre] dance band -
2 saint-frusquin
(colloq) sɛ̃fʀyskɛ̃ nom masculin invariable* * *saint-frusquin○ nm inv tout le saint-frusquin the whole caboodle○.[sɛ̃fryskɛ̃] nom masculin invariableelle a débarqué hier avec tout son saint-frusquin she turned up yesterday with all her worldly goodsj'ai jeté la vaisselle, les meubles et tout le saint-frusquin I've thrown away the plates, the furniture, the whole lot ou caboodle -
3 bataclan
bataclan○ nm stuff, junk○; et tout le bataclan and all the rest of it.[bataklɑ̃] nom masculinet tout le bataclan and the whole caboodle ou shebang -
4 tremblement
tremblement [tʀɑ̃bləmɑ̃]masculine noun* * *tʀɑ̃bləmɑ̃nom masculin1) (de personne, mains) shaking [U], trembling [U]; ( de lèvres) trembling [U]son corps était agité de tremblements — he/she was trembling ou shaking all over
2) ( de voix) tremor, trembling [U]; ( de voix âgée) quavering [U]; (de son, note) wavering [U]; (de lueur, lumière) flickering [U]3) ( de feuilles) quivering; ( de vitres) rattling [U]•Phrasal Verbs:* * *tʀɑ̃bləmɑ̃ nmtrembling no pl shaking no pl* * *tremblement nm1 (de personne, mains) shaking ¢, trembling ¢; ( de lèvres) trembling ¢; son corps était agité de tremblements he/she was trembling ou shaking all over;2 ( de voix) tremor, trembling ¢; ( de voix âgée) quavering ¢; (de son, note) wavering ¢; [de lueur, lumière] flickering ¢; parler avec des tremblements dans la voix to speak with a tremor in one's voice ou in a trembling voice;tremblement de terre earthquake.et tout le tremblement○ and the whole caboodle○.[trɑ̃bləmɑ̃] nom masculinson corps était secoué ou parcouru de tremblements his whole body was shaking ou tremblingtremblement de terre nom masculin -
5 toutim(e)
toutim(e)◑ nm le toutim(e) the whole caboodle○, the whole lot. -
6 Saint-Frusquin
n. m.1. Personal effects. Avec tout son Saint-Frusquin dans ma piaule, on ne peut pas bouger! With all his clobber in my bedsit, there isn't room to swing a cat!2. 'Privates', male sexual parts. Il s'est fait pincer par les mœurs pour avoir déballé son Saint-Frusquin dans le métro: He got done for 'flashing' in the tube-station.3. Tout le SaintFrusquin: The 'whole caboodle', the 'whole shebang', every damn thing.
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