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1 satané
adjective• c'est un satané menteur ! he's a damned liar! (inf!)* * *(colloq), satanée satane adjectif damned (colloq)* * *satane adj satané, -e* damned * blasted ** * *1. [détestable]2. [en intensif] -
2 fini
fini, e [fini]1. adjectivea. ( = terminé) finished• finie la rigolade ! (inf) the fun is over!• ça n'est pas un peu fini ce bruit ? will you stop that noise!b. [acteur, homme politique] finishedc. ( = complet) [menteur, salaud] downright ; [ivrogne] complete2. masculine noun[d'ouvrage] finish* * *
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1) ( terminé)être fini — to be over, to be finished
fini de rire!, finie la rigolade! — (colloq) the party's over!
2) ( ouvragé) finished3) (colloq) ( invétéré) [menteur, alcoolique] out-and-out, complete4) (colloq) ( usé) [artiste, politicien] finished5) Mathématique [ensemble, univers] finite
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nom masculin finish* * *fini fini, -e1. adj1) finished2) MATHÉMATIQUE finite3) (intensif)2. nm[objet manufacturé] finish* * *A pp ⇒ finir.B pp adj1 ( terminé) être fini to be over, to be finished; les vacances sont finies the vacation is over; fini de rire or finie la rigolade○, il faut travailler maintenant! the party's over, it's time to get down to work!; leurs problèmes sont loin d'être finis their troubles are far from over; c'en est fini de leur domination/leurs espoirs it's the end of their rule/their hopes; tout est fini entre eux it's all over ou finished between them;2 ( ouvragé) finished; un vêtement bien/mal fini a well-/badly-finished garment; produits finis finished products;3 ○( invétéré) [menteur, canaille, alcoolique] out-and-out, complete;4 ○( usé) [artiste, politicien] finished; en tant qu'homme politique, il est fini he's finished as a politician;5 Math [ensemble, univers] finite.C nm finish; ouvrage qui manque de fini work that lacks finish.1. [perdu] finishedun imbécile fini a complete ou an utter fool————————nom masculin1. [perfection] finish2. PHILOSOPHIE
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