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81 raffut
masculine noun( = vacarme) row* * *(colloq) ʀafy nom masculin1) ( bruit) racket (colloq)2) ( scandale) stink (colloq)* * *ʀafy nm *racket * row* * *raffut○ nm1 ( bruit) racket○; faire un raffut de tous les diables to make one hell○ of a racket;2 ( scandale) stink○; faire du raffut to raise a stink.[rafy] nom masculin1. [bruit] racket2. [esclandre] to-do -
82 durchhauen
1) ( spalten)etw [mit etw] \durchhauen to chop [or hack] sth in two [with sth], to split sth [in two] [with sth]vrsich [durch etw] \durchhauen to get by [through sth] -
83 Heidenarbeit
Hei·den·ar·beit feine \Heidenarbeit a devil of a job -
84 Mordsdurst
Mords·durst ntterrible [or ( fam) [one] hell of a] thirst;einen solchen \Mordsdurst haben to be so thirsty -
85 Mordsschrecken
Mords·schre·cken mterrible [or ( fam) one hell of a] fright -
86 saftig
saf·tig [ʼzaftɪç] adj1) ( viel Saft enthaltend) juicy, succulent2) ( üppig) lushein \saftiger Preis/eine \saftige Rechnung a steep [or an exorbitant] price/bill -
87 zusammentreten
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88 sakramencko
adv. pot. sakramencko niewygodne krzesło a mighty a. devilishly uncomfortable chair- poplątało się to wszystko sakramencko it turned into one hell of a messThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > sakramencko
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89 abattage
n. m. (also: abatage):1. Talking-to, scolding. J'ai pris un vache abattage du prof: Teacher gave me one hell of a slating.2. (of actor): 'Dash', brio, verve. Il ne manque pas d'abattage, lui! He certainly comes over well!3. De l'abattage (also: du travail d'abattage): Artistic work of little merit (book, painting etc.) executed purely for the purpose of bringing in money. Ce n'est pas de l'art, c'est de l'abattage! These are just pot-boilers!4. Winning throw at passe-anglaise, a popular hawkers' and market-traders' slang): Stall-dice-game with the underworld.5. (Street-goods, merchandise displayed on an open-air stand.6. Maison d'abattage: 'Cat-house',brothel. -
90 balader
I.v. trans.1. To 'traipse around' with someone, to reluctantly accompany someone (sightseeing, house-hunting, etc.).2. (of sick person): To go round very obviously ill. Il balade une méchante grippe: He's sporting one hell of a cold!3. Envoyer balader quelqu'un: To 'tell someone where to get off', to 'send someone packing', to tell someone off in no uncertain manner. Quand je lui ai demandé du fric, il m'a envoyé balader: When I asked him for a loan, he told me to get knotted.4. Envoyer balader quelque chose: To 'chuck something away'. Il a pris un coup de sang et a tout envoyé balader: In a fit of anger he turfed the lot out.II.v. trans. reflex. To go for a stroll. -
91 barouf
n. m. 'Hullabaloo', uproar. Faire un barouf du diable: To make one hell of a din. -
92 bombe
n. f.1. Binge, 'beano', spree. Faire la bombe: To have one hell of a good time.2. (abbr. bombe glacée): Superlative ice-cream dessert. (This confection containing a variety of flavours is reserved for special occasions and ends culinary extravaganzas with a gastro nomic bang.) -
93 bousin
n. m.1. Brothel.2. 'Boozer', 'low dive', cheap-and-nasty pub.3. 'Hullabaloo', din, loud noise. Faire un bousin de tous les diables (also: faire un bousin à tout casser): To make one hell of a racket. -
94 bouzin
n. m.1. (pej.): 'Clap-house', low-class brothel.2. (pej.): 'Boozer', 'low dive', cheapand-nasty pub.3. Hullabaloo, din. Faire un bouzin à tout casser: To make one hell of a row. -
95 carabiné
adj. Excessive, intense. Une engueulade carabinée: One hell of a telling-off. Une noce carabinée: A rare old binge. -
96 engueulade
n. f. 'Rollicking', 'roasting', severe telling-off. Il m'afilé une engueulade maison: He gave me one hell of a slating. -
97 foire
n. f.1. Bedlam, state of crush and confusion. Les grands magasins la semaine d'avant Noël, c'est toujours lafoire: It's utter chaos trying to shop in a big store the week before Christmas.2. Faire la foire: To 'paint the town red', to live it up. Quand on a su la nouvellf, on a fait une foire du tonnerre: We had one hell of a binge when the good news came through.3. Foire d'empoigne: Free-for-all where the weakest go to the wall. Acheter quelque chose a la foire d'empoigne: To get something from 'off the back of a lorry', to acquire illegally.4. La foire aux croûtes (iron.): The 'daub-show', exhibition of atrocious paintings.5. S'entendre comme larrons en foire: To 'be as thick as thieves', to be the best of pals.6. La foire n'estpas sur lepont! (also: Il n'y a pas la foire sur le pont!): Cool it, there's no rush!7. 'The shits', 'the runs', diarrhoea.8. 'Blue funk', intense fear. -
98 foutral
adj. 'Fantabulous', fantastic. Un succès foutral: One hell of a success. -
99 incendier
v. trans. To 'haul someone over the coals', to reprimand. Il s'est drôlement fait incendier par sa belle-doche; His mother-in-law gave him one hell of a rocket. -
100 lapin
n. m.1. Un sacré lapin:a 'One hell of a guy', an ace character.b A 'tricky bugger', an awkward fellow.2. Un drôle de lapin: A 'queer cove', an oddball (is usually said of someone who is difficult to weigh up).3. Un chaud lapin: A'randy bugger', a 'horny so-and-so', an over-sexed man.4. Mon petit lapin (Term of endearment): My little pet.5. Mon vieux lapin! 'Me old mate'!6. Le coup du lapin: a (lit.): A 'chocolate chop',a wallop behind the ears (with G.B.H. intentions).b (fig.): A treacherous blow.7. Poser un lapin: To fail to turn up for an appointment (intentionally or otherwise). Becqueter du lapin: To get stood up.8. Ça sent le lapin! It smells a bit fuggy here! (also: Ça sent le fauve).9. Ça ne vaut pas un pet de lapin: It's worth bugger-all! — It's worthless!
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