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n. m.1. 'Sock', 'clout', blow. Prendre un pain sur le coin de la gueule: To get a 'knucklesandwich', to get punched in the face.2. Un pain (Music): A wrong note. Aux répétitions, les pains tombaient dru: Band practice was enough to make you gnash your teeth!3. Le pain de fesse (joc.): Profits from prostitution.4. Pain au lait: 'Prick', 'cock', penis.5. Pain dur. 'Crummy enterprise', worthless venture.6. Etre bon comme du bon pain: To be 'the salt of the earth', to have a heart of gold.7. Ça se vend comme des petits pains: It sells like hot cakes— These goods don't stay long on the shelf.8. Ça mange pas de pain: There's no risk entailed—This venture is self-supporting. (This expression got a new lease of life when it became the title of a San-Antonio novel.)9. Ne pas manger de ce pain-là: To be 'dead against', to be firmly opposed to something. Je ne mange pas de ce pain-là! I'd rather starve than do that!10. Perdre le goût du pain (iron.): To 'croak', to 'snuff it', to die. Je vais lui faire perdre le goût du pain! He's going to get the thrashing of his life from me! (Contrary to logic, in direct speech the expression loses a lot of its virulence.)
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