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1 hachoir
hachoir [ˈa∫waʀ]masculine noun* * *’aʃwaʀnom masculin1) ( appareil) mincer2) ( couteau) (food) chopper, mincing knife3) ( planche) chopping board* * *'aʃwaʀ nm1) (= couteau) cleaver2) (= planche) chopping board3) (= appareil) (meat) mincer Grande-Bretagne (meat) grinder USA* * *hachoir nm2 ( couteau) (food) chopper, mincing knife;3 ( planche) chopping board.[ʼaʃwar] nom masculin2. [planche] chopping board -
2 minaudier
( féminin minaudière) [minodje, ɛr] adjectif -
3 phrase
phrase [fʀαz]feminine noun• petite phrase ( = remarque) soundbite* * *fʀɑz1) Linguistique ( assemblage de mots) sentence2) ( propos) phrasefaire des phrases or de grandes phrases — to use flowery language
3) Musique phrase•Phrasal Verbs:* * *fʀɒz1. nf1) LINGUISTIQUE sentence2) (= propos) phrase3) MUSIQUE phrase2. phrases nfpl* * *phrase nf1 Ling ( assemblage de mots) sentence;2 ( propos) phrase; une phrase célèbre/ampoulée a well-known/highflown phrase; une phrase qui veut tout dire a revealing phrase; il eut cette phrase admirable he came out with this wonderful phrase; avoir une phrase malheureuse to say the wrong thing; faire des phrases or de grandes phrases to use flowery words; sans phrases without mincing one's words; pas de phrases no fine phrases; tour de phrase turn of phrase; ⇒ petit;3 Mus phrase.phrase toute faite stock phrase, set expression.[fraz] nom féminin[en grammaire transformationnelle] phrase2. [énoncé]phrase célèbre famous saying ou remarkfaire de grandes phrases ou des phrases to talk in flowery language————————sans phrases locution adverbiale -
4 phrasé
phrase [fʀαz]feminine noun• petite phrase ( = remarque) soundbite* * *fʀɑz1) Linguistique ( assemblage de mots) sentence2) ( propos) phrasefaire des phrases or de grandes phrases — to use flowery language
3) Musique phrase•Phrasal Verbs:* * *fʀɒz1. nf1) LINGUISTIQUE sentence2) (= propos) phrase3) MUSIQUE phrase2. phrases nfpl* * *phrase nf1 Ling ( assemblage de mots) sentence;2 ( propos) phrase; une phrase célèbre/ampoulée a well-known/highflown phrase; une phrase qui veut tout dire a revealing phrase; il eut cette phrase admirable he came out with this wonderful phrase; avoir une phrase malheureuse to say the wrong thing; faire des phrases or de grandes phrases to use flowery words; sans phrases without mincing one's words; pas de phrases no fine phrases; tour de phrase turn of phrase; ⇒ petit;3 Mus phrase.phrase toute faite stock phrase, set expression.[fraze] nom masculin -
5 hachage
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6 couleur
n. f.1. En dire de toutes les couleurs: To say something without mincing one's words.2. En voir de toutes les couleurs: To be led a merry dance. Sa femme lui en fait voir de toutes les couleurs: His wife certainly makes him go through hell.3. Défendre ses couleurs: To 'look after Number One', to defend one's (own) interests.a (Cards): To call trumps, to call a suit.b (Drinks): To 'name one's poison', to choose one's tipple. Ne pas changer la couleur: To avoid mixing one's drinks.c To 'put someone in the picture', to clue someone up. Bon, annonce la couleur, ou en est-on? Go on, give us the score!d To state one's intentions.a To be 'on the ball', to know what's what.b To be 'in the know', to be aware of all the facts.
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