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81 carry-on
(colloq) noun cirque (colloq) m -
82 cheese off
(colloq)to be cheesed off with — en avoir marre (colloq) de
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83 chicken out
(colloq) se dégonfler (colloq) -
84 chill out
(colloq) décompresser (colloq) -
85 chivvy
(colloq), US chivy (colloq) ['tʃɪvɪ] transitive verb harceler -
86 chuck away
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87 chuck out
(colloq)chuck [something] out, chuck out [something] balancer (colloq), jeter [rubbish]; chuck [somebody] out, chuck out [somebody] vider, éjecter -
88 chummy
(colloq & dated) ['tʃʌmɪ] adjective [person] sociableto be chummy with somebody — être intime or très lié avec quelqu'un
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89 clued-up
(colloq) [ˌkluːd'ʌp] GB adjective calé (colloq) ( about sur) -
90 cook up
(colloq)cook up [something] préparer [dish, meal]; inventer [excuse, story]; mijoter (colloq) [scheme] -
91 cop-out
(colloq) ['kɒpaʊt] noun ( excuse) excuse f bidon (colloq); ( evasive act) échappatoire f -
92 corker
(colloq & dated) ['kɔːkə(r)] noun GB ( story) histoire f épatante (colloq); (stroke, shot) coup m de maître -
93 cradlesnatcher
(colloq) ['kreɪdlsnætʃə(r)] nounhe's/she's a cradlesnatcher — il/elle les prend au berceau (colloq)
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94 crammer
(colloq) ['kræmə(r)] noun GB ( school) ≈ boîte f à bac (colloq) -
95 crash out
(colloq) ( go to sleep) pioncer (sl); ( collapse) s'écrouler (colloq) -
96 creepy-crawly
(colloq) [ˌkriːpɪ'krɔlɪ] noun bestiole (colloq) f -
97 crosspatch
(colloq) noun grognon (colloq) mf -
98 culture vulture
(colloq) noun fana mf de culture (colloq) -
99 daylight robbery
(colloq) noun -
100 dim-witted
(colloq) adjective bouché (colloq)
См. также в других словарях:
colloq — abbrev. 1. colloquial 2. colloquialism * * * … Universalium
colloq — abbrev. 1. colloquial 2. colloquialism … English World dictionary
colloq. — 1. colloquial. 2. colloquialism. 3. colloquially. * * * colloq., 1. colloquial. 2. colloquialism. 3. colloquially … Useful english dictionary
colloq — abbreviation colloquial … New Collegiate Dictionary
colloq. — 1. colloquial. 2. colloquialism. 3. colloquially. * * * … Universalium
colloq. — abbr. colloquial, colloquialism … Dictionary of abbreviations
colloq. — 1) colloquial 2) colloquialism 3) colloquially … From formal English to slang
colloq. — 1. colloquial. 2. colloquialism. 3. colloquially …
specs — (colloq.) see spectacles * * * [speks] see spectacles (colloq.) … Combinatory dictionary
hash. — (colloq.) (AE) (d; intr.) to hash. over (to hash. over a question; to discuss ) … Combinatory dictionary
slick shift — (colloq.) (AE) to operate a slick shift … Combinatory dictionary