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141 casse
casse [kαs]1. feminine noun2. masculine noun* * *
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(sl) kɑs nom masculin break-in, heist (colloq) US
II kɑs1) ( objets cassés) breakagepayer la casse — to pay for breakage ou for the damage
2) ( lieu) breaker's yard, scrap yard* * *kɒs1. nfmettre à la casse — to scrap, to send to the breaker's yard Grande-Bretagne
2) (= dégâts)Il y a eu de la casse. — There were a lot of breakages.
3) TYPOGRAPHIE2. nm* (vol avec effraction) break-in, job ** * *B nf1 ( objets cassés) breakage; payer la casse to pay for breakage ou for the damage; il y a eu beaucoup de casse pendant le déménagement a lot of things got broken during the move; sans trop de casse without causing too much damage; si les deux bandes se rencontrent il va y avoir de la casse if the two gangs meet there'll be a bust-up○;2 ( lieu) breaker's yard, scrap yard; ta voiture est bonne pour la casse! your car's ready for the breaker's yard ou scrap yard!; mettre à la casse to scrap [voiture, bicyclette, réfrigérateur];4 Bot cassia;5 Vin casse.[kas] nom masculin[d'une banque] bank robbery[d'une maison] break-in————————[kas] nom féminin1. IMPRIMERIE casebas/haut de casse lower/upper caselettre bas-/haut- de-casse lower-case/upper-case letter2. [bris, dommage] breakage3. (familier) [bagarre]4. [de voitures] scrapyard
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