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1 ne pouvoir s'écrire, même en latin
Cela dura jusqu'au moment où, s'étant évadé, il assassina une femme et deux enfants dans le jardin du missionnaire protestant, et commit dans une même journée une série d'horreurs sanguinaires qui ne pourraient s'écrire, même en latin... (P. Loti, Le Mariage de Loti.) — Это продолжалось до тех пор, пока он, сбежав, не убил женщину и двоих детей в саду протестантского миссионера и не совершил в течение одного дня ряд кровавых преступлений, которые и описать невозможно...
Dictionnaire français-russe des idiomes > ne pouvoir s'écrire, même en latin
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2 bousculer un adversaire
Commettre une faute en poussant brutalement un joueur adverse, qui est sanctionnée par un coup franc direct accordé à l' équipe adverse lorsqu'elle est commise par inadvertance, par imprudence ou par excès de combativité.To commit an offence by using force to remove an opposing player, which is penalised by a direct free kick when it is committed in a manner considered to be careless, reckless or using excessive force.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais (UEFA Football) > bousculer un adversaire
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3 charger un adversaire
Commettre une faute qui consiste à pousser violemment un joueur adverse, qui est sanctionnée par un coup franc direct accordé à l' équipe adverse lorsqu'elle est commise par inadvertance, par imprudence ou par excès de combativité.To commit an offence by using physical force against an opposing player, which is penalised by a direct free kick awarded to the opposing team when it is comitted in a manner considered to be careless, reckless or using excessive force.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais (UEFA Football) > charger un adversaire
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