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21 perspicace
perspicace [pεʀspikas]adjective* * *pɛʀspikasadjectif perceptive, perspicacious* * *pɛʀspikas adj* * *perspicace adj perceptive, perspicacious.[pɛrspikas] adjectifêtre très perspicace to have a sharp ou clever mind -
22 redoutable
redoutable [ʀ(ə)dutabl]adjective* * *ʀ(ə)dutabladjectif [arme, examen, concurrent] formidable; [mal] dreadful* * *ʀ(ə)dutabl adj* * *redoutable adj [arme, examen, concurrent] formidable; [mal] dreadful; il est d'une lucidité redoutable he is frighteningly clear-sighted.[rədutabl] adjectif1. [dangereux] formidableun ennemi redoutable a fearsome ou formidable enemy -
23 semaine
semaine [s(ə)mεn]feminine noun• à la semaine prochaine ! I'll see you (or talk to you) next week!* * *s(ə)mɛn1) ( de calendrier) week2) ( salaire hebdomadaire) week's wages (pl); ( argent de poche) (weekly) pocket money••* * *s(ə)mɛn nf1) (= période) weeken semaine — during the week, on weekdays
2) (= salaire) week's wages, weekly pay* * *1 ( de calendrier) week; cette semaine this week; la semaine prochaine next week; dans une semaine in a week's time; la semaine dernière last week; dans deux semaines in two weeks' time, the week after next; toutes les semaines every week; toutes les deux semaines every two weeks, every fortnight GB; toutes les quatre semaines every four weeks; un séjour de 6 semaines a six-week stay; louer/payer à la semaine to rent/pay by the week; prendre trois semaines de vacances to take three weeks' vacation;2 ( salaire hebdomadaire) week's wages; ( argent de poche) (weekly) pocket money.semaine anglaise† Entr five-day week; semaine commerciale Comm trade week; semaine sainte Relig Holy Week; semaine de travail working week.vivre à la petite semaine to live from day to day.[s(ə)mɛn] nom féminin1. [sept jours] weeka. [nettoyer, recevoir] every ou each weekdeux visites par semaine two visits a week ou per week3. COMMERCE4. [argent de poche]5. JOAILLERIE [bracelet] seven-band bangleà la petite semaine (familier) locution adjectivaleà la petite semaine (familier) locution adverbialevivre à la petite semaine to live from day to day ou from hand to month————————à la semaine locution adverbialeen semaine locution adverbiale -
24 miraud
adjective( = myope) short-sighted• tu es miraud ! you need glasses!* * *(colloq), miraude miʀo, od adjectif shortsighted* * * -
25 bec
n. m.1. 'Conk', 'hooter', nose. Gommer du bec: To be extremely short-sighted (literally to erase with one's nose when writing).2. 'Gob', 'trap', mouth. Etre un fin-bec: To be something of a gourmet. Se rincer le bec: To have 'a quick one', to down a drink. Puer du bec: To have foul breath, to suffer from halitosis.3. Filer un bec: To give a 'peck', to give a quick kiss.4. Se retrouver le bec dans l'eau: To 'come unstuck', to be left in the lurch.5. Tomber sur un bec: To 'come a cropper', to come to grief.6. Bec verseur: 'Prick', 'cock', penis. -
26 chassieux
n. m. (pej.): 'Four-eyes', short-sighted person (the kind who wears very thick glasses). -
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