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B vtr1 ○ GB (lift, carry) porter, traîner ;2 ( bend) courber [back] ;3 ● ( have sex with) baiser ●, coucher avec ○.C vi1 ● ( have sex) faire l'amour ;2 ◑ US ( exert oneself) se défoncer ○ ;3 ◑ US ( hurry) se grouiller ○.to have (got) the hump ○ GB faire la tête ○ ; to get/be over the hump passer/avoir passé le cap difficile. -
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hump [hʌmp]1 noun∎ figurative we're over the hump now on a fait le plus dur ou gros maintenant∎ to have the hump être de mauvais poil;∎ to get or take the hump se mettre à faire la gueule;∎ to give sb the hump mettre qn de mauvais poilvery familiar (have sex) baiser, s'envoyer en l'air -
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hump [hʌmp]bosse f* * *[hʌmp] 1.noun lit ( all contexts) bosse f2.road hump — ralentisseur m, dos-d'âne m inv
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5 road hump
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6 speed hump
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7 dry-hump
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8 to hump
arg., Sex. coucher avec qqn; fam. se taper qqn; baiser qqnEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > to hump
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11 humpeln
'humpəlnvboiter, clopinerhumpelnhụ mpeln ['h62c8d4f5ʊ/62c8d4f5mpəln]2 sein (sich fortbewegen) Beispiel: nach Hause/über die Straße humpeln aller à la maison/traverser la rue en boitant -
12 CUITLAPANCHIHCOLTIC
cuitlapanchihcôltic:Bossu.Esp., jorobado (Z73 et 149).Angl., someone hump-backed (K).Form: sur chihcôltic, morph.incorp. cuitlapan.Dictionnaire de la langue nahuatl classique > CUITLAPANCHIHCOLTIC
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13 TEPOTZOTIC
tepotzotic:Bossu.Angl., humped. Est dit du dos, tepotztli. Sah10, 120.Hump = bosse. -
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speed [spi:d](verb: preterite, past participle sped)1. noun• what speed were you doing? (in car) à quelle vitesse rouliez-vous ?• to be up to speed ( = functioning properly) être opérationnelb. [of film] sensibilité fa. ( = move fast) to speed along [person, vehicle] aller à toute vitesseb. ( = go too fast) conduire trop vite• you're speeding! tu roules trop vite !3. compounds► speed dating noun speed dating m (rencontres organisées où des célibataires font connaissance en quelques minutes)► speed up (preterite, past participle speeded up)[+ production] accélérer* * *[spiːd] 1.1) (velocity of vehicle, wind, record) vitesse f; (rapidity of response, reaction) rapidité fat speed — [go, run] à toute vitesse; [work, read] en quatrième vitesse
‘full speed ahead!’ — ‘en avant toute!’
2) ( gear) vitesse f4) (colloq) ( drug) amphétamines fpl2.transitive verb (prét, pp sped ou speeded) hâter [process, recovery]; rendre [quelque chose] plus fluide [traffic]3.to speed somebody on his/her way — souhaiter bon voyage à quelqu'un
1) (prét, pp sped) ( move swiftly)2) (prét, pp speeded) ( drive too fast) conduire trop vite•Phrasal Verbs:- speed up -
15 humpback
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17 hunchback
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19 speed bump
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20 camel
camel ['kæməl]1 noun►► Military the Camel Corps les compagnies fpl de méharistes;camel driver chamelier m;camel ride promenade f à dos de chameau
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hump — [hump] n. [< or akin to LowG humpe, thick piece < IE * kumb (< base * keu , to bend, curve) > HIP1, Sans kumba , thick end (of a bone), Gr kymbē, a bowl] 1. a rounded, protruding lump, as the fleshy mass on the back of a camel: see… … English World dictionary
hump — [n] swelling, projection bulge, bump, convexedness, convexity, dune, elevation, eminence, excrescence, gibbosity, hill, hummock, hunch, knap, knob, knurl, kyphosis, mound, prominence, protrusion, protuberance, ridge, swell, tumescence; concepts… … New thesaurus
hump — [[t]hʌ̱mp[/t]] humps, humping, humped 1) N COUNT A hump is a small hill or raised area. The path goes over a large hump by a tree before running near a road. Syn: mound 2) N COUNT A camel s hump is the large lump on its back. Camels rebuild fat… … English dictionary
hump — humper, n. humpless, adj. /hump/, n. 1. a rounded protuberance, esp. a fleshy protuberance on the back, as that due to abnormal curvature of the spine in humans, or that normally present in certain animals, as the camel or bison. 2. Physical Geog … Universalium