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1 noun (UNCOUNT)∎ to have or take a crap chier, couler un bronze∎ to talk crap raconter ou dire des conneries;∎ that's crap, I never said that! c'est des conneries, je n'ai jamais dit ça!;∎ don't give me that crap! arrête de me raconter des conneries!;∎ he's full of crap il raconte n'importe quoi;∎ what a load of crap! quelles conneries!;∎ cut the crap! arrête tes conneries!, arrête de dire n'importe quoi!∎ get all this crap off the table enlève tout ce bordel ou toute cette merde de la table;∎ he writes absolute crap ce qu'il écrit c'est de la merde;∎ she eats crap out of fast-food places elle bouffe la saloperie ou la merde qu'on vend dans les fast-foods;∎ his cooking is crap sa cuisine, c'est de la merde;∎ to feel like crap (ill) se sentir vraiment patraque∎ I'm not taking that crap from you! si tu crois que je vais supporter tes conneries sans réagir, tu te goures!;∎ I don't need this crap! je me passerais bien de ce genre de conneries!(e) American (dice game) = jeu de dés similaire au quatre-cent-vingt-et-un et où on parie sur le résultat;∎ crap game partie f de désvery familiar (defecate) chier, couler un bronze∎ very familiar to crap oneself (defecate, be scared) faire dans son froc∎ that was a crap thing to do! c'est vraiment dégueulasse d'avoir fait ça!;∎ what a crap book quel livre merdique ou de merde ou à la con;∎ she's a crap cook sa cuisine, c'est de la merde;American (dice game) = jeu de dés similaire au quatre-cent-vingt-et-un et où on parie sur le résultat;∎ he crapped out of the fight il s'est dégonflé au dernier moment et a refusé de se battre;∎ he crapped out of asking her for a date il allait lui demander de sortir avec lui mais il s'est dégonflé
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