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81 tassé
tasse [tαs]feminine noun* * *tɑs1) ( récipient) cup2) ( contenu) cup••boire la tasse — (colloq) to swallow a mouthful of water (when swimming)
* * *tɒs nf1) (= récipient, contenu) cup2) figboire la tasse (en se baignant) — to swallow a mouthful, (= perdre de l'argent) to lose a lot of money
* * *tasse nf1 ( récipient) cup; tasse en faïence/porcelaine/plastique earthenware/china/plastic cup;2 ( contenu) cup; boire une tasse de thé/chocolat chaud to drink a cup of tea/hot chocolate.tasse à café coffee cup; tasse à thé teacup.boire la tasse○ to swallow a mouthful of water when swimming.1. [serrés - voyageurs] packed ou crammed in2. [ratatiné, voûté - personne] wizened————————1. [café] strong[scotch, pastis] stiff2. [dépassé - âge]3. [féroce - remarque] well-chosen -
82 épaissir
épaissir [epesiʀ]➭ TABLE 21. transitive verb[+ substance] to thicken2. intransitive verb3. reflexive verb* * *epesiʀ
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1) ( rendre consistant) to thicken2) ( déformer) [âge, graisse] to thicken [traits, taille]; [vêtement] to broaden [silhouette]3) ( obscurcir) to deepen [mystère]
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verbe intransitif1) ( devenir plus consistant) [sauce] to thicken; [gelée] to set2) ( grossir) to put on weight
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s'épaissir verbe pronominal [sauce, brume, taille] to thicken; [mystère] to deepen* * *épaissir verb table: finirA vtr1 ( rendre consistant) [farine] to thicken [sauce];3 ( obscurcir) to deepen [mystère, incertitude].B vi1 ( devenir consistant) [sauce] to thicken; [gelée] to set; faire épaissir à feu doux leave to thicken over a gentle heat;2 ( grossir) [personne] to put on weight.C s'épaissir vpr1 [sauce, liquide] to thicken;2 [brume] to thicken;3 [mystère] to deepen;4 [taille, silhouette] to thicken.[epesir] verbe transitif1. [sauce, enduit] to thicken (up)2. [grossir] to thicken————————[epesir] verbe intransitif————————s'épaissir verbe pronominal intransitif2. [augmenter - couche de neige] to get thicker ou deeper ; [ - pile de feuilles] to get bigger3. [grossir - traits] to get coarse ou coarser ; [ - taille] to get thicker ou bigger ; [ - personne] to grow stout ou stoutera. [dans un fait divers] the mystery deepensb. [dans un roman] the plot thickens -
83 œuf
œf, pl ønom masculin1) Culinaire, Zoologie eggœufs de cabillaud — cod's roe [U]
2) (colloq) ( imbécile) idiot (colloq)•Phrasal Verbs:- œuf dur••va te faire cuire un œuf! — (sl) go and take a running jump! (colloq)
* * *œf, øœufs pl nm* * *œuf nm1 Zool, Culin egg; œuf de poule/de cane/de caille/d'autruche hen's/duck's/quail's/ostrich egg; un œuf entier a whole egg; un œuf de porcelaine/plâtre a china/plaster egg; en forme d'œuf egg-shaped; œufs de cabillaud/d'esturgeon/de saumon Culin cod's/sturgeon/salmon roe ¢; des œufs de grenouille frogspawn ¢;2 ◑( imbécile) idiot○; faire l'œuf to play the fool.œuf au bacon egg and bacon; œuf clair Méd unfertilized egg; œuf en chocolat chocolate egg; œuf (en) cocotte baked egg (cooked in ramekin); œuf à la coque boiled egg; œuf dur hard-boiled egg; œuf frais fresh egg; œuf en gelée egg in aspic; œuf du jour new-laid egg; œuf à la liqueur liqueur-filled egg; œuf mayonnaise egg mayonnaise; œuf mimosa egg mimosa (chopped egg garnish); œuf mollet soft-boiled egg; œuf de Pâques Easter egg; œuf au plat or sur le plat fried egg; œuf poché poached egg; œuf à repriser darning egg; œuf en sucre sugar egg; œufs brouillés scrambled eggs; œufs à la neige Culin floating islands.plein comme un œuf full to bursting; étouffer qch dans l'œuf to nip sth in the bud; marcher sur des œufs to be walking on eggs; va te faire cuire un œuf○! go and take a running jump○![ɶf] ( pluriel œufs [ø]) nom masculinœuf sur le plat ou au plat ou (au) miroir fried eggœufs brouillés/pochés scrambled/poached eggsa. [mets] floating islandsb. [préparation] beaten egg whitesécraser ou étouffer ou tuer quelque chose dans l'œuf to nip something in the budc'est comme l' œuf de Christophe Colomb, il fallait y penser it's easy when you know howil ne faut pas mettre tous ses œufs dans le même panier (proverbe) never put all your eggs in one basket (proverbe)[de homard] berryœufs de lump lumpfish eggs ou roe4. COUTURE5. [télécabine] cable car -
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85 pétri
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86 se peupler
pœple vpr/pass1) [ville, région] to become populated2) fig (= s'animer) to fill (up), to be filled -
87 se remplir
ʀɑ̃pliʀ vpr/passLa salle s'est remplie de monde. — The room filled up with people.
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88 colonne de liquide
Dictionnaire d'ingénierie, d'architecture et de construction > colonne de liquide
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89 colonne de liquide
Architecture française et le dictionnaire de construction > colonne de liquide
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90 chausson
n. m.1. Etre putain comme chausson (of woman): To 'be anybody's', to be a right trollop.2. Chausson aux pommes: Apple-filled flaky pastry cake. -
91 cigarette
n. f. Cigarette de poitrinaire: 'Skinny Lizzy', sparsely-filled 'roll-your- own' cigarette. -
92 complet
I.n. m. Un complet: 'Club-sandwich', jumbo-size sandwich (filled with a generous assortment of goodies).II.adj. Ça c'est complet! (iron.): Well, that's the last straw! — That's the limit! (Whatever can we expect next?!) -
93 empaillé
n. m.1. 'Stuffed-shirt', person filled with a feeling of his own importance.2. 'Nincompoop', 'burk', imbecile. -
94 matelas
n. m. Packed wallet, one filled with a wad of notes. Avoir les matelas: To be 'loaded', to be 'rolling in it', to be extremely rich. -
95 patate
n. f.1. 'Tater', 'spud', potato. Des patates en purée: Mash.2. 'Bean', 'bonce', head. Prendre un gnon sur la patate: To get coshed. En avoir lourd (also: gros) sur la patate:a To have a load on one's mind.b To be filled with resentment (to find something hard to stomach).3. 'Schnozzle', burgeoning nose (also: nez en palate).4. 'Hayseed', 'hick', country bumpkin.5. 'Clot', 'chump', fool. Va donc, eh, patate! Go (and) get knotted!6. 'Biff', blow from a fist. Prendre une patate sur le coin de la gueule: To get a knuckle-sandwich.7. Des patates! Not bloody likely! — You must be joking! (also: des clous!). -
96 topo
n. m.1. Draft plan.2. (sch.) Faire un topo: To give an expose, to deliver a small 'paper'.3. Donne-moi le topo! Give me the lowdown! — Give me the vital and detailed information! Avant qu'on parte, il nous a donné le topo: He filled us in (on the mission/work) before we left. -
97 Aumônière
beggar's purse; thin crêpe, filled and tied like a bundle. -
98 Chausson
a filled pastry turnover, sweet or savory. -
99 Cornet
cornet-shaped; usually refers to foods rolled conically; also an ice cream cone, and a conical pastry filled with cream. -
100 Crème plombières
custard filled with fresh fruits and egg whites.
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filled — adj. 1. containing as much or as many as is possible or normal; as, filled to overflowing. Opposite of {empty}. [Narrower terms: {abounding in(predicate), abounding with(predicate), bristling with(predicate), full of(predicate), overflowing,… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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filled out — index ripe Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
filled to repletion — index replete Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary