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3 gras
gras, grasse [gʀα, gʀαs]1. adjectivea. [substance, aliment] fattyb. ( = gros) [personne, animal, bébé] fat ; [volaille] plumpc. ( = graisseux, huileux) [mains, cheveux, surface] greasy ; [boue, sol] stickyd. [toux] loose ; [voix, rire] throatye. ( = vulgaire) [mot, plaisanterie] crude2. masculine nouna. [de viande] fatb. [de jambe, bras] le gras de the fleshy part of3. adverb* * *
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grasse gʀɑ, gʀɑs adjectif2) ( vulgaire) coarse3) ( abondant) liter [salaire] fat; [récolte] bumper (épith)4) ( en typographie) [caractère] bold
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nom masculin1) ( de viande) fat2) ( corps huileux) grease3) (de bras, mollet)le gras — the fleshy part (de of)
* * *ɡʀɒ, ɡʀɒs gras, -se1. adjÉvitez les aliments gras. — Avoid fatty foods.
2) (personne, visage) fat4)faire la grasse matinée — to have a lie-in Grande-Bretagne to sleep late
5) (terre) sticky6) (toux) loose7) (plaisanterie, rire) coarse8) (crayon) soft-lead9) TYPOGRAPHIE bold2. nm1) CUISINE, [aliment] fat2) (= graisse) grease* * *A adj5 ( abondant) liter [salaire] fat; [récolte] bumper ( épith); ce n'est pas gras it's rather meagreGB;6 ( riche) [prairie] lush;8 Méd [toux] loose, phlegmy.B adv2 Relig faire gras to eat meat;5 ( vulgairement) [rire] coarsely.C nm3 ( partie charnue) (de bras, mollet) the fleshy part (de of); le gras du pouce the cushion of the thumb.A.être gras comme une caille ou un chanoine ou un cochon ou un moine, être gras à lard to be as round as a barrel[taché] greasy6. RELIGIONB.2. [pavé] slippery3. [voix, rire] throatya. (familier) [peu de chose] that's not muchb. [profit médiocre] it's not a fortune8. (locution)————————nom masculin1. [d'une viande] fat2. [du corps] fleshy part3. [substance] grease————————adverbe1. [dans l'alimentation]2. RELIGION3. [en grasseyant]parler gras to speak coarsely ou gutturally4. (familier) [beaucoup] -
4 visqueux
visqueux, -euse [viskø, øz]adjectivea. [liquide] viscous ; [pâte, surface, objet] stickyb. [personne, manière] slimy* * *- euse viskø, øz adjectif1) [liquide, produit, consistance] viscous, viscid2) ( poisseux) sticky, gooey (colloq)* * *viskø, øz adj (-euse)1) (liquide, pâte) viscous2) péjoratif (manières) smarmy* * *1 [liquide, produit, consistance] viscous, viscid;2 ( poisseux) sticky, gooey○;3 ( mielleux) [personne, manières] smarmy○, unctuous.[surface] viscid2. [peau, personne] slimy -
5 mielleux
mielleux, -euse [mjelø, øz]adjective[personne] slimy ; [paroles, ton] honeyed* * *- euse mjɛlø, øz adjectif fig [ton, paroles] unctuous, honeyed; [personne] fawning* * *mjelø, øz adj (-euse)péjoratif sugary, honeyed* * *1. [doucereux] sickly sweet -
6 Truite (au bleu)
trout (a preferred method of cooking trout, not live, as often assumed, but rather in a live condition. The trout is gutted just moments prior to cooking, but neither washed nor scaled. It is then plunged into a hot mixture of vinegar and water, and the slimy lubricant that protects the skin of the fish appears to turn the trout a bluish color.The fish is then removed to a broth to finish its cooking.)
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