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81 prendre
v. trans.1. To 'cop it', to 'catch it', to get told off in no uncertain manner. Qu'est-ce que tu vas prendre! You're (in) for it! — You'll get the roasting of your life!2. Ça ne prend pas avec moi! I'm not falling for that one! — That trick won't work with me!3. Qu'est-ce qui te prend? What's eating you?— What's the matter?4. J'en prends et j'en laisse! I take it all with a pinch of salt! Il faut en prendre et en laisser! You can't believe all you hear! -
82 rappliquer
v. intrans. & v. pronom.1. To 'show up', to 'turn up', to arrive (often with some sense of urgency). Les clilles ont rappliqué en masse, à ces prix c'est normal! At those prices customers were falling over themselves, and who could blame them?!2. To come back, to return. Si tu veux garder ton job, t'as intérêt a rappliquer avant qu'on embauche un autre mec! If you value your post you'd better come back before we take on someone else! (Although strictly speaking the verb rappliquer is just as likely to occur in its pronominal form as the intransitive, se rappliquer seems to refer more to a 'hasty arrival', than a 'leisurely return'.) -
83 revendre
v. trans. En avoir a revendre (of gift, talent): To have enough and to spare. Sur le plan de la débrouillardise, il en a à revendre! When it comes to falling back on his feet again, he's not short on tricks! -
84 traînard
n. m.1. Straggler, one who persistently lags behind.2. Ramasser (also: faire) un traînard: To 'come a cropper', to fall flat on one's face. (This expression is only encountered with the literal meaning of falling down.) -
85 Diagonale du vide, la
A.k.a. Diagonale aride: a large swathe of land running across France from northeast (the Meuse plain) to southwest (the central Pyrenees), via the southern Massif Central, where, for most of the twentieth century population was falling and the economy in decline, due to rural exodus. Since the start of the twenty-first century, the population in this area, covering some twenty departments, has at last begun to increase again, as a result of longer life-expectancy and of repopulation by emigrants from the cities and other parts of Europe.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais. Agriculture Biologique > Diagonale du vide, la
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86 Evian, Accords d'
Agreement, signed in 1962, putting an end to the Algerian war. The agreement, signed between the French government and the Algerian National Liberation Front, led to Algerian independence, while giving France the right to maintain a certain strategic presence in the country for 15 years. France's withdrawal from Algeria, after 130 years of colonial domination, was the subject of bitter argument in France, and France narrowly escaped falling into civil war over the issue. The Algerian crisis lasted from 1954 to 1962, and led in 1958 to the collapse of the Fourth Republic, and the establishment of the Fifth Republic under General de Gaulle. It was de Gaulle who masterminded the package that achieved consensus at the Evian talks. Evian is a town in the French region of Rhone-Alpes, standing on the French shores of lake Geneva.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais. Agriculture Biologique > Evian, Accords d'
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87 Opéra Bastille
large modern opera house in Paris, located on the Place de la Bastille, and opened in 1989, to mark the bicentenary of the falling of the Bastille, during the French Revolution.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais. Agriculture Biologique > Opéra Bastille
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88 repli
COS ripieguEN falling back
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