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1 eject
[i'‹ekt]1) (to throw out with force; to force to leave: They were ejected from their house for not paying the rent.) expulser2) (to leave an aircraft in an emergency by causing one's seat to be ejected: The pilot had to eject when his plane caught fire.) (s')éjecter•- ejection -
2 COCHTEMI
cochtêmi > cochtêmi-.*\COCHTEMI v.réfl., éjaculer en dormant." in âquin ômocochtêmic ", celui qui a éjaculé en dormant - one who has ejected semen in his sleep. Sah 11,183.Form: sur têmi, morph.incorp. coch-. -
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4 fuss
fuss [fʌs]1 noun∎ what a lot of fuss about nothing! que d'histoires pour rien!;∎ all that fuss over a game of football! tout ça pour un match de foot!;∎ after a great deal of fuss she accepted après avoir fait toutes sortes de manières, elle a accepté;∎ can you have him ejected from the studio without too much fuss? est-ce que vous pouvez le faire évacuer du studio discrètement?(b) (state of agitation) panique f;∎ don't get into a fuss over it! ne t'affole pas pour ça!;∎ I don't see what all the fuss is about je ne vois pas pourquoi on fait un tel cinéma∎ to kick up or to make a fuss about or over sth faire des histoires ou tout un plat au sujet de qch;∎ he kicked up quite a fuss about the bill il a fait toute une histoire pour la facture;∎ people are making a fuss about the new road les gens protestent contre la nouvelle route;∎ I don't want any fuss made when I retire je ne veux pas qu'on fasse tout un cinéma quand je prendrai ma retraite;∎ you should have made a fuss about it tu n'aurais pas dû laisser passer ça;∎ to make a fuss of or over sb être aux petits soins pour qn;∎ they made quite a fuss over her when she went to visit them ils ont été aux petits soins pour elle quand elle est allée les voir;∎ he likes to be made a fuss over il aime bien qu'on fasse grand cas de lui∎ she kept fussing with her hair elle n'arrêtait pas de tripoter ses cheveux;∎ to fuss over sb être aux petits soins pour qn;∎ he fussed over his grandchildren il était aux petits soins pour ses petits-enfants;∎ stop fussing over me! laisse-moi tranquille!;∎ don't fuss, we'll be on time ne t'en fais pas, on sera à l'heure∎ I'm not fussed ça m'est égal□ ;∎ I don't think he's particularly fussed whether we go or not je crois que cela lui est égal qu'on y aille ou pas□(rush around) s'affairer -
5 spit
(a) (in anger, contempt) cracher;∎ to spit at sb cracher sur qn;∎ to spit in sb's face cracher à la figure de qn;∎ she spat at him elle lui a craché dessus(b) (while talking) postillonner, envoyer des postillons∎ the oil spat onto my hand l'huile m'a éclaboussé la main∎ it's spitting (with rain) il bruine, il pleut légèrement3 noun(a) (UNCOUNT) (spittle → in mouth) salive f; (→ spat out) crachat m; (→ ejected while speaking) postillon m; (act of spitting) crachement m;∎ Military spit and polish astiquage m;∎ to be the (very) spit of sb être le portrait craché de qn;∎ he's the spit of his dad c'est son père tout craché(c) (of insects) écume f printanière, crachat m de coucou∎ to dig the ground three spits deep creuser la terre à une profondeur de trois fers de bêche∎ there was just a spit of rain il n'est tombé que quelques gouttes de pluie►► American spit curl accroche-cœur m;spit roast rôti m à la broche(food, medicine) cracher, rechracher; (words, invective) cracher;∎ "you're fired!", he spat out "vous êtes viré!", lança-t-il;∎ familiar come on, spit it out! allez, accouche!(blood, food) cracher -
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A vent in the surface of the Earth through which magma and associated gases and ash erupt; also, the form or structure, usually conical, that is produced by the ejected material. (Source: BJGEO)
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