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41 strung out
(colloq) [ˌstrʌŋ 'aʊt] adjective ( addicted)to be strung out on — être accro (colloq) à [drug]
to be strung out — ( from drugs) être en état de manque; gen être au bout du rouleau (colloq)
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42 tart up
(colloq) GBtart [something] up, tart up [something] retaper (colloq) [house, room]; tart oneself up se pomponner (colloq) -
43 what-d'yer-call-him
(colloq), what-d'yer-call-him's-his-name (colloq) noun Machin (colloq) m -
44 what-d'yer-call-it
(colloq), what-d'yer-call-it's-its-name (colloq) noun machin (colloq) m -
45 whatsit
(colloq) ['wɒtsɪt], US ['hwɒt-] noun machin (colloq) m, truc (colloq) m -
46 airy-fairy
(colloq) [ˌeərɪ'feərɪ] adjective GB [plan, person] farfelu (colloq) -
47 all in
(colloq) adjective GB crevé (colloq), épuisé -
48 baddie
(colloq), baddy (colloq) ['bædɪ] noun méchant/-e m/f -
49 beanfeast
(colloq) noun gueuleton (colloq) m -
50 beating-up
(colloq) [ˌbiːtɪŋ 'ʌp] noun tabassage (colloq) m -
51 bellyful
(colloq) ['belɪfʊl] noun••to have a bellyful of something — en avoir sa claque (colloq) de quelque chose
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52 big shot
(colloq) noun gros bonnet (colloq) m -
53 bighead
(colloq) noun péj crâneur/-euse (colloq) m/f -
54 bird-brain
(colloq) noun cervelle f d'oiseau (colloq) -
55 black gold
(colloq) noun or m noir (colloq), pétrole m -
56 blotto
(colloq) ['blɒtəʊ] adjective cuité (colloq) -
57 boiling hot
(colloq) adjective [day] torride; [liquid] bouillant (colloq) -
58 bone idle
(colloq) adjective flemmard (colloq) -
59 bone up on
(colloq)bone up on [something] potasser (colloq) [subject] -
60 bonehead
(colloq) noun abruti/-e (colloq) m/f
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