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1 cycling
nounamateur cycling — Amateur-Radrennsport, der; attrib.
cycling enthusiast — Radsportfan, der
cycling shorts — Radlerhosen, die
* * *cy·cling[ˈsaɪklɪŋ]n no pl Radfahren nt, SCHWEIZ a. Velofahren nt, Radeln nt fam; SPORT Radrennsport m, Rennradfahren nt* * *['saIklɪŋ]nRadfahren nt* * *1. Radfahren n:cycling tour Radtour f2. SPORT Radrennsport m* * *nounamateur cycling — Amateur-Radrennsport, der; attrib.
cycling enthusiast — Radsportfan, der
cycling shorts — Radlerhosen, die
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2 nut
A n2 Tech écrou m ;5 ○ ( head) caboche ○ f, tête f ; use your nut! fais travailler tes méninges ○ !, réfléchis donc un peu! ;7 ( in climbing) coinceur m.1 ( crazy) ( jamais épith) cinglé ○, fou/folle ;2 ○ ( enthusiastic) to be nuts about sb/sth être fou/folle de qn/qch.D ○ excl zut ○ !nuts to you! ○ rien à foutre ◑ ! ; I can't draw/cook for nuts GB je dessine/cuisine comme un pied ○ ; he's a hard ou tough nut to crack il est dur à convaincre ; to be off one's nut être complètement cinglé ○ ; to do one's nut piquer une crise ○ ; the nuts and bolts les détails pratiques (of de).
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