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1 slap
slap [slæp]1. nounclaque f• to give sb a slap on the wrist ( = scold) réprimander qn2. adverb• he slapped £50 on to the price (inf) il a gonflé son prix de 50 livres4. compounds* * *[slæp] 1.it was a real slap in the face for him — fig il a reçu une claque
to give somebody a slap on the back — fig ( in congratulation) féliciter quelqu'un
2) ( sound of blow) (bruit m d'une) claque f2. 3.transitive verb (p prés etc - pp-)1) ( hit) donner une tape à [person, animal]to slap somebody for/for doing — gifler quelqu'un pour/pour avoir fait
to slap somebody on the leg —
to slap somebody on the back — ( in friendly way) donner une (grande) claque or tape dans le dos de quelqu'un; fig ( congratulate) féliciter quelqu'un
to slap somebody in the face — lit gifler quelqu'un
to slap somebody on the wrist — fig taper sur les doigts de quelqu'un
2) ( put)he slapped the money (down) on the table — il a flanqué (colloq) l'argent sur la table
they slapped (colloq) 50p on the price — ils ont gonflé (colloq) le prix de 50 pence
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2 slap-up
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3 slap-up
∎ a slap-up meal un repas de derrière les fagots□ ;∎ he invited me out for a slap-up lunch il m'a invité à déjeuner dans un restaurant chic□ -
4 slap-up
(colloq) ['slæpʌp] adjective GBa slap-up meal — un bon gueuleton (colloq)
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5 hearty
hearty [ˈhα:tɪ]a. [welcome, thanks] chaleureux ; [appetite] solideb. [food, soup] consistant ; [meal] copieuxc. [endorsement, condemnation] sans réserves• to be in hearty agreement with sb/sth être absolument d'accord avec qn/qch* * *['hɑːtɪ]1) ( jolly) [welcome] cordial; [person] jovial; [laugh] franc/franche; [slap] vigoureux/-euse2) [appetite, meal] solide; [approval] chaleureux/-euse -
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B adj1 ( jolly and vigorous) [person, voice, manner] jovial ; [laugh] franc/franche ; [slap, pat] vigoureux/-euse ;2 [appetite, meal, breakfast] solide ; he's a hearty eater c'est un gros mangeur ;3 ( whole-hearted) [approval, congratulations, admiration] chaleureux/-euse ; [resentment, loathing] total ; to have a hearty dislike of sth détester cordialement qch ;4 ( warm) [welcome, greeting] cordial.heave-ho, my hearties! oh-hisse, les gars! -
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(a) (congratulations, welcome) cordial, chaleureux; (thanks) sincère; (approval, recommendation) sans réserves; (laugh) gros (grosse), franc (franche); (knock, slap) vigoureux;∎ they're hearty eaters ils ont un bon coup de fourchette, ce sont de gros mangeurs∎ they're a bit too hearty for my liking ils sont un peu trop bruyants ou tapageurs à mon goût(d) (thorough) absolu;∎ I have a hearty dislike of hypocrisy j'ai horreur de l'hypocrisie2 noun∎ or humorous my hearties! les gars!
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slap-up — adjective Brit. informal (of a meal) large and lavish … English new terms dictionary
