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41 cochon
m. (o. i.) 1. свиня, прасе; cochon de lait прасенце-сукалче; 2. m., f. прен., неодобр., разг. мръсен човек, свиня; 3. мръсник, порочен човек. Ќ nous n'avons pas gardé les cochons enseneble не се познаваме толкова добре, че да си позволявате фамилиарности; manger comme un cochon ям като прасе; travail de cochon зле свършена работа; ils sont copains comme cochons те са големи приятели; il a une tête de cochon той има лош характер; той е много вироглав; un temps de cochon отвратително време; film cochon порнографски филм; tour de cochon мръсен номер; c'est pas cochon това е много успешно, чудесно е; cochon cuirasse зоол. броненосец; cochon marin зоол. тюлен; cochon de fer зоол. бодливо свинче; cochon d'Inde зоол. морско свинче; cochon de mer зоол. морска свиня; cochon de terre зоол. пинголин; cochon noir зоол. пекари. -
42 bobine
f1. кату́шка ◄е►; боби́на spéc.; руло́н (papier); шпу́ля text.;une bobine de film — боби́на с киноле́нтой; une bobine de pellicules photographiques — кату́шка <ро́лик> фотоплёнки; une bobine d'allumage — кату́шка зажига́ния, боби́наune bobine de fil noir — кату́шка чёрных ни́ток;
2. fam. башка́║ (expression du visage) ↑ро́жа, физионо́мия;il en a fait une bobine ! — ну и ро́жу он состро́ил!; ● monter la bobine à qn. — забива́ть/заби́ть кому́-л. чем-л. го́лову neutre <— башку́>tu fais une drôle de bobine — ну и ро́жа у тебя́!; чего́ ты так смо́тришь?;
См. также в других словарях:
Film Noir — Cinéma … Wikipédia en Français
film noir — 1958, from French, lit. black film, from noir (12c.), from L. niger (see NEGRO (Cf. Negro)) … Etymology dictionary
film noir — [film΄ nwär′] n. [Fr, lit., black film] a type of film, esp. of the 1940s and 1950s, fatalistic, pessimistic, or cynical in mood and often dealing melodramatically with urban crime and corruption … English World dictionary
film noir — [ˌfılm ˈnwa: US ˈnwa:r] n plural films noirs (same pronunciation) [U and C] a film that deals with subjects such as evil, moral problems etc, often using a story about people involved in a crime and filmed in a way that seems dark or filled with… … Dictionary of contemporary English
film noir — [ ,fılm nwar ] noun uncount movies that present the world as a sad place in which the characters are caught in complicated or dangerous situations … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
film noir — film′ noir′ n. 1) sbz a motion picture genre marked by grim urban settings, cynical, bleakly pessimistic characters, and starkly shadowed photography 2) sbz a motion picture in this genre • Etymology: 1955–60; < F: lit., black film … From formal English to slang
Film noir — Two silhouetted figures in The Big Combo (1955). The film s cinematographer was John Alton, the creator of many of film noir s iconic images … Wikipedia
Film noir — Der Begriff Film noir [filmˈnwaʀ] (frz. für „schwarzer Film“) bezeichnet ein Filmgenre oder – je nach Sichtweise – eine Stilrichtung des Films. Seine klassische Ära hatte der Film noir in den Vereinigten Staaten der 1940er und 1950er Jahre.… … Deutsch Wikipedia
film noir — /nwahr/ a motion picture with an often grim urban setting, photographed in somber tones and permeated by a feeling of disillusionment, pessimism, and despair. [1955 60; < F: lit., black film] * * * (French; black film ) Film genre that offers… … Universalium
film noir — It is easy to identify STANLEY KUBRICK’s KILLER’S KISS (1955) and THE KILLING (1956) as examples of the kind of noir films that reflect the corruption of a postwar world. The term film noir was not in common use in the film industry itself at… … The Encyclopedia of Stanley Kubrick
Film noir — Le film noir est plus un courant qu un genre cinématographique apparu aux États Unis et fortement inspiré des nouvelles de détective de Dashiell Hammett ou Raymond Chandler, elles mêmes dérivées du naturalisme, un mouvement littéraire basé sur le … Wikipédia en Français
