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palate ['pælət](b) (sense of taste) palais m;∎ to have a good palate avoir le palais fin;∎ to have a delicate palate avoir du palais -
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['pælət]1) (the top of the inside of the mouth.) palais2) (the ability to tell good wine, food etc from bad: He has a good palate for wine.) palais (fin) -
5 cleft palate
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6 hard palate
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7 soft palate
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8 soft palate
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10 discerning
discerning [dɪˈsɜ:nɪŋ][person] judicieux ; [taste, palate] délicat* * *[dɪ'sɜːnɪŋ]adjective perspicace -
11 discriminating
discriminating [dɪsˈkrɪmɪneɪtɪŋ]• he's not very discriminating (about books, TV) il manque d'esprit critique ; (about food) il n'a pas un goût très fin* * *[dɪ'skrɪmɪneɪtɪŋ]adjective plein de discernement -
12 educate
educate [ˈedjʊkeɪt][+ family, children] éduquer ; [+ the mind, one's tastes] former• a campaign to educate people about the dangers of smoking une campagne de sensibilisation du public aux dangers du tabac* * *['edʒʊkeɪt]transitive verb1) ( teach) instruire2) ( provide education for) assurer l'instruction de3) ( inform) informer [public, smokers, drivers] (about, in sur); éduquer [palate, tastes, mind] -
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educated [ˈedjʊkeɪtɪd]1. verb2. adjective* * *['edʒʊkeɪtɪd] 1.2.the educated — ( having education) les gens mpl instruits; ( cultivated) les gens mpl cultivés
adjective [person] ( having an education) instruit; ( cultivated) cultivé; [taste] raffiné; [accent] élégant; [classes] instruit•• -
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15 tickle
tickle [ˈtɪkl]a. [+ person] chatouiller• that tickles! ça chatouille !3. noun* * *['tɪkl] 1.noun chatouillement m2.transitive verb1) [person, feather] chatouiller; [wool, garment] gratter3.intransitive verb [blanket, garment] gratter; [feather] chatouiller••tickled pink ou to death — ravi
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16 quattrino
quattrino s.m. 1. ( moneta di poco valore) sou. 2. al pl. ( denaro) argent sing., ( colloq) sous, ( colloq) blé sing.: far quattrini a palate ( colloq) gagner des mille et des cents; ha guadagnato un bel po' di quattrini il a gagné une jolie somme; spendere fior di quattrini dépenser un argent fou. 3. ( Numism) quatrin. -
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A vtr2 ( provide education for) [school, parent] assurer l'instruction de [child, pupil] ; to educate one's children privately/at a state school mettre ses enfants dans une école privée/publique ; to be educated at Oxford/in Paris faire ses études à Oxford/à Paris ;3 ( inform) [campaign, person, book] informer [public, smokers, drivers] (about, in sur) ; to educate sb to do montrer à qn comment faire ;4 ( refine) éduquer [palate, tastes, mind].B v refl to educate oneself s'instruire tout seul ; to educate oneself to do apprendre tout seul à faire. -
18 educated
A n the educated (+ v pl) ( having an education) les gens mpl instruits ; ( cultivated) les gens mpl cultivés.B adj [person] ( having an education) instruit ; ( cultivated) cultivé ; [mind, palate, taste, judgment] raffiné ; [language, style] dénotant un certain niveau d'instruction ; [accent] élégant ; to be very poorly educated ne pas avoir fait beaucoup d'études.to make an educated guess avancer une hypothèse. -
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20 tickle
A n chatouillement m ; to give sb a tickle faire des chatouilles à qn ; I've got a tickle in my throat j'ai la gorge qui me chatouille.B vtr1 [person, feather] chatouiller ; to tickle sb in the ribs/on the tummy chatouiller les côtes/le ventre de qn ; to tickle sb under the chin chatouiller qn sous le menton ;2 [wool, garment] gratter ;3 ○ fig ( gratify) chatouiller [palate, vanity] ; exciter [senses] ; ( amuse) amuser [person] ; to tickle sb's fancy ( amuse sb) amuser qn ; ( appeal to sb) faire envie à qn.C vi [blanket, garment] gratter ; [feather] chatouiller.
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