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palm [pɑ:m]1 noun∎ to have sweaty palms avoir les mains moites;∎ to read sb's palm lire les lignes de la main à qn;∎ he had them in the palm of his hand il les tenait à sa merci ou sous sa coupe;∎ to grease sb's palm graisser la patte à qn∎ British figurative the winner's palm la palme du vainqueur;∎ British to carry off the palm remporter la palme(coin) cacher dans le creux de la main;∎ to palm a card (in conjuring) filer une carte►► Zoology palm civet civette f des palmiers;palm grove palmeraie f;palm house serre f à palmiers, palmarium m;palm leaf feuille f de palmier;palm oil huile f de palme;palm plantation palmeraie f;Zoology palm squirrel rat m palmiste;palm sugar sucre m de palme;Religion Palm Sunday le dimanche des Rameaux, les Rameaux mpl;palm tree palmier m;palm wine vin m de palme∎ to palm sb off with sth, to palm sth off on sb refiler qch à qn;∎ they're palming the children off on us for the weekend ils vont nous refiler les enfants pour le week-end;∎ when I complained, they palmed me off with a standard letter quand je me suis plaint, ils m'ont refilé une lettre toute faite;∎ she tried to palm me off with some ridiculous excuse elle a essayé de me faire avaler une excuse ridicule -
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