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121 crevard
n. m.1. 'Goner', near-moribund person. Avoir une gueule de crevard: To look like death warmed up.2. Starveling, emaciated person.3. Glutton, gluttonous character. Au restau, quel crevard! It costs a packet taking him out for a meal!4. 'Squanderer', spendthrift character. -
122 fade
n. m.1. 'Whack', 'cut', share of booty. Toucher son fade: To take one's split.2. 'Whack', share of bill. Y aller de son fade: To chip in with one's share of the costs.3. Orgasmic pleasure, sexual satisfaction. Prendre son fade: To 'come', to have a climax.4. Avoir son fade:a To have had one's fill (of blows, bad luck, etc.).b To be 'blotto', to be 'pissed out of one's mind', to be blind drunk. -
123 fesse
n. f.1. Poser ses fesses: To sit down. Pose tes fesses! Take a pew!2. Serrer lesfesses: To be 'in a blue funk', to be frightened.3. Coller aux fesses de quelqu'un: To 'stay hot on someone's trail', to follow someone like a leech. Les avoir aux fesses: To have the fuzz on one's tail.4. N'y aller que d'une fesse: To do something half-heartedly.5. Occupe-toi de tes fesses! Mind your own bloody business!6. Ça coûte la peau des fesses: It costs a bomb—It's very expensive.7. Histoires de fesses: 'Country matters', sexual goings-on.8. Journal de fesses: 'Girlie mag', soft-porn magazine. (The umbrella term for such publications is lapresse du cul.)9. Le pain de fesses: Prostitution.10. Mes fesses! My arse! — Not bloody likely! -
124 CAMIF
Large mail-order firm, reputed for providing good value for money, which collapsed in late 2008. A cooperative formerly reserved for employees of the French state education system, the CAMIF opened to all in its later years, in an attempt to face up to competition from e-commerce outlets; but its high quality customer-care and after-sales service left it with huge running costs compared to other distance selling operations, and the firm went out of business at the end of 2008.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais. Agriculture Biologique > CAMIF
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125 Concorde
Franco-British supersonic aircraft, in service from 1976 to 2003: the world's only supersonic commercial airliner. Concorde had a distinguished career, until this was brought to a stop following a fatal accident in the year 2000, at Gonesse, near Paris. All Concordes were withdrawn from service (by BA and Air France) following this disaster, and though the plane later took to the air again, commercial operations were stopped in 2003, following further fears about the plane's safety. Concorde was a magnificent product of the brave new world of 1960's optimism, designed at a time when environmental considerations and fuel economy were just not issues. Its extravagent operating costs meant that it was never really profitable except on the London-New York route, and was never bought by any airlines other than the British and French national flag carriers. It was nonetheless a magnificent symbol of prestige, used by Presidents and other VIPs, as well as a fantastic technological achievement. This technological prowess seems even more significant, when one remembers that Concorde was designed and built at a time when computer operated systems were in their infancy.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais. Agriculture Biologique > Concorde
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126 Côtisations sociales
social security and health insurance contributions, paid in France by both employers and employees. The levels are high, and add over 50% to basic wage costs in France; but they are still insufficient to pay for the cost of running France's very full social and health services.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais. Agriculture Biologique > Côtisations sociales
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127 coûts de formation
Coûts calculés en multipliant la somme des investissements financiers consentis pour la formation d'un joueur pendant une année par le facteur joueur moyen.Investment required to train one player for one year multiplied by an average player factor.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais (UEFA Football) > coûts de formation
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128 indemnité de formation
Dictionnaire Français-Anglais (UEFA Football) > indemnité de formation
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