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1 perm
feminine nouna. ( = permanence)* * *(colloq) pɛʀm nom féminin1) soldiers' slang = permission 22) schoolchildren's slang = permanence 1. 4* * *perm○ nf1 soldiers' slang = permission 2;2 schoolchildren's slang = permanence A 4.[pɛrm] nom féminin2. ÉDUCATION [tranche horaire] study period -
2 brosser
brosser [bʀɔse]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verba. ( = nettoyer) to brush ; ( = gratter) to scrubb. ( = peindre) to paint2. reflexive verb• se brosser les dents to brush or clean one's teeth• tu peux (toujours) te brosser ! (inf!) you'll have to do without!* * *bʀɔse
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1) ( frotter) to brush [vêtements, cheveux, dents]; to scrub [dos]; to brush [somebody] down [personne]2) ( peindre) to paint [toile, paysage]3) ( décrire) to give a quick outline of
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(colloq) verbe intransitif Belgicisme schoolchildren's slang ( s'absenter) to skip school
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se brosser verbe pronominal to brush oneself downse brosser les dents/cheveux — to brush one's teeth/hair
* * *bʀɔse vt1) (= nettoyer) to brush2) (= peindre) [portrait, tableau] to paintbrosser un tableau de qch; Il a brossé un tableau plutôt sombre de la situation. — He painted a rather gloomy picture of the situation.
* * *brosser verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( frotter) to brush [vêtements, cheveux, dents]; to scrub [dos]; to brush [sb] down [personne]; to groom [cheval];2 ( peindre) to paint [toile, paysage];3 ( décrire) to give a quick outline of; brosser un tableau de la situation to give an outline of the situation;4 Sport to spin [balle].il peut (toujours aller) se brosser◑ he can go and jump in the lake○, he can forget about it.[brɔse] verbe transitif1. [épousseter - miettes] to brush (off) ; [ - pantalon, jupe] to brush down————————se brosser verbe pronominal (emploi réfléchi)1. [se nettoyer] to brush oneself (down)se brosser les dents/les cheveux to brush one's teeth/hair2. (familier & locution)il peut toujours se brosser, il n'aura jamais mon livre he can whistle for my book -
3 pouce
pouce [pus]masculine nouna. [de main] thumb ; [de pied] big toeb. ( = mesure) inch* * *pus
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nom masculin1) ( de la main) thumb; ( du pied) big toe2) ( unité de mesure) inch
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exclamation schoolchildren's slang pax! GB, truce!••se tourner or rouler les pouces — (colloq) to twiddle one's thumbs
donner un coup de pouce à quelqu'un/à quelque chose — ( au départ) to help somebody/something get started; ( pour relancer) to give somebody/something a boost
* * *pus nm1) (= doigt) thumbJe me suis coincé le pouce dans la porte. — I trapped my thumb in the door.
se tourner les pouces; se rouler les pouces — to twiddle one's thumbs
2) (= mesure) inch (2.54 centimetres)* * *A nm1 ⇒ Le corps humain ( de la main) thumb; ( du pied) big toe; se faire mal au pouce to hurt one's thumb;2 ⇒ Les mesures de longueur ( unité de mesure) inch; ne pas progresser/céder d'un pouce not to move forward/give an inch; ne pas bouger d'un pouce not to budge an inch.se tourner or rouler les pouces to twiddle one's thumbs; manger/déjeuner sur le pouce to have a quick bite to eat/to have a quick bite to eat at lunchtime; manger une soupe sur le pouce to have a quick bowl of soup; mettre les pouces○, dire pouce to give up; donner un coup de pouce à qn/à qch ( au départ) to help sb/sth get started; ( pour relancer) to give sb/sth a boost.[pus] nom masculin[orteil] big toe2. [dans un jeu]3. [mesure] inchje ne changerai pas d'un pouce les dispositions de mon testament I won't change one jot ou iota of my will4. (Québec & locution)faire du pouce, voyager sur le pouce to hitchhike -
4 cafard
cafard [kafaʀ]masculine nouna. ( = insecte) cockroach* * *kafaʀnom masculin1) (colloq) ( mélancolie) depressionavoir le cafard — to be down in the dumps (colloq)
donner le cafard à quelqu'un — to get somebody down (colloq), to make somebody depressed
2) ( insecte) cockroach* * *kafaʀ nm1) (= insecte) cockroach2) (= tristesse) depressionJ'ai le cafard. — I'm feeling down.
* * *B nm,f2 †( hypocrite) hypocrite.C nm1 ○( mélancolie) depression; avoir le cafard to be down in the dumps○; un coup de cafard a fit of depression; donner le cafard à qn○ to get sb down○, to make sb depressed;2 ( blatte) cockroach.I, cafarde [kafar, ard] nom masculin, nom féminin2. [faux dévot] (religious) hypocriteII[kafar] nom masculin2. (familier & locution)avoir le cafard to feel low, to feel down -
5 cafardage
[kafardaʒ] nom masculin -
6 cafarder
➭ TABLE 11. transitive verb2. intransitive verb* * *cafarder○ verb table: aimerB vi1 ( avoir le cafard) to feel down○;[kafarde] (familier) verbe intransitif2. [être déprimé] to feel depressed ou down————————[kafarde] (familier) verbe transitif[quelqu'un] to sneak ou to snitch on (inseparable) -
7 cafardeur
, cafardeuse [kafardɶr, øz] nom masculin, nom féminin -
8 cafter
A vtr to tell on (à to).[kafte] (familier) verbe intransitif -
9 cafteur
, cafteuse [kaftɶr, øz] nom masculin, nom féminin -
10 récré
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11 pion
pion, pionne [pjɔ̃, pjɔn]1. masculine noun, feminine noun2. masculine noun* * *
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pionne pjɔ̃, pjɔn (colloq) nom masculin, féminin École student paid to supervise pupils
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nom masculin1) ( aux échecs) pawn; ( aux dames) draught GB, checker US2) fig pawn* * *pjɔ̃, pjɔn pion, -ne1. nm/fÉDUCATION student paid to supervise schoolchildren2. nm1) ÉCHECS pawn2) DAMES piece, draught Grande-Bretagne checker USA3) fig (personne que l'on manœuvre) pawn* * *A ○nm,f Scol student paid to supervise pupils.B nm Jeux ( aux échecs) pawn; ( aux dames) draught GB, checker US; n'être qu'un pion sur l'échiquier fig to be a mere pawn.I, pionne [pjɔ̃, pjɔn] nom masculin, nom fémininIn French lycées, the pions (officially called surveillants) are responsible for supervising pupils outside class hours; they are often university students who do the job to help finance their studies.II[pjɔ̃] nom masculin[d'échecs] pawn2. (figuré) [personne]n'être qu'un pion sur l'échiquier to be just a cog in the machine ou a pawn in the game
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