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1 slang
[slæŋ]nome gergo m., slang m.* * *[slæŋ] 1. noun(words and phrases (often in use for only a short time) used very informally, eg words used mainly by, and typical of, a particular group: army slang; teenage slang; `stiff' is slang for `a corpse'.) slang, gergo2. verb(to speak rudely and angrily to or about (someone); to abuse: I got furious when he started slanging my mother.) ingiuriare, insultare* * *[slæŋ]1. n(gen) slang m inv, gergoschool/army slang — gergo studentesco/militare
2. adj(word) gergale3. vt(fam: insult, criticize) dirne di tutti i colori a* * *slang /slæŋ/A n. [u]slang; gergo; linguaggio convenzionale: soldiers' slang, gergo militare; thieves' slang, gergo dei ladri; lingua furbescaB a. attr.gergale: slang words, parole gergali.(to) slang /slæŋ/A v. i.B v. t.(fam.) ingiuriare; insultare; vituperare● slanging match, scambio d'insulti.* * *[slæŋ]nome gergo m., slang m. -
2 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 -
3 rempiler
rempiler [ʀɑ̃pile]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verb[+ objets] to pile up again2. intransitive verb* * *ʀɑ̃pile
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verbe transitif to restack [boîtes]
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(colloq) verbe intransitif soldiers' slang to re-enlist* * *ʀɑ̃pile1. vt[dossiers, livres] to pile up again2. viMILITAIRE * to join up again* * *rempiler verb table: aimerA vtr to restack [boîtes].B vi○ soldiers' slang to re-enlist.[rɑ̃pile] verbe transitif————————[rɑ̃pile] verbe intransitif -
4 bleu
bleu, e [blø]1. adjectivea. [couleur] blueb. ( = meurtri) bruisedc. [steak] very rare2. masculine nouna. ( = couleur) blue• le grand bleu ( = mer) the blue depths of the seac. ( = vêtement) bleu(s) de travail overallse. ( = fromage) blue cheese3. compounds━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━► When bleu is combined with another word, such as clair or ciel, to indicate a shade, there is no agreement with the noun: des yeux bleus, but des yeux bleu clair.* * *
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bleue blø adjectif1) ( couleur) blue2) Culinaire [entrecôte, viande] very rare
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nom masculin1) ( couleur) blue2) ( ecchymose) bruise3) ( vêtement)bleu (de travail) — ( combinaison) overalls (pl); ( veste et pantalon) workman's blue cotton jacket and trousers
4) ( fromage) blue cheese5) (colloq) ( nouvelle recrue) soldiers' slang rookie (colloq); ( débutant) beginner••avoir une peur bleue de quelque chose — to be scared stiff (colloq) of something
* * *blø bleu, -e1. adj1) (couleur, chose) blue3) (locution)2. nm1) (= couleur) blueLe bleu est ma couleur préférée. — Blue is my favourite colour.
2) (= contusion) bruiseIl a un bleu au front. — He's got a bruise on his forehead.
3) (= vêtement) (bleu de travail) overalls pl Grande-Bretagne coveralls pl USA4) CUISINE (= fromage) blue cheese3. nm/f(= novice) greenhorn4. nfla grande bleue (= la Méditerranée) — the Mediterranean
* * *A adj1 ⇒ Les couleurs ( couleur) blue; des yeux bleus blue eyes; bleu vert blue-green; j'ai les lèvres toutes bleues my lips are all blue; bleu de froid [personne, doigts] blue with cold; bleu de peur white with fear; ⇒ grand;2 Culin [entrecôte, viande] very rare.B nm1 ⇒ Les couleurs ( couleur) blue; le ciel était d'un bleu magnifique the sky was a magnificent blue;2 ( ecchymose) bruise; avoir un bleu sur le bras/la cuisse to have a bruise on one's arm/thigh; être couvert de bleus to be covered in bruises; se faire un bleu to bruise oneself;3 ( vêtement) bleu (de travail) ( combinaison) overalls (pl); ( veste et pantalon) workman's blue cotton jacket and trousers;4 ( fromage) blue cheese;5 ○( nouvelle recrue) soldiers' slang rookie○; ( débutant) beginner, greenhorn○; se faire avoir comme un bleu to be completely conned.bleu ardoise slate blue; bleu azur azure blue; bleu canard peacock blue; bleu ciel sky blue; bleu de cobalt cobalt blue; bleu électrique electric blue; bleu horizon sky blue; bleu lavande lavender blue; bleu marine navy blue; bleu de méthylène methylene blue; bleu noir blue-black; bleu nuit midnight blue; bleu océan ocean blue; bleu outremer ultramarine; bleu pétrole petrol-blue; bleu de Prusse Prussian blue; bleu roi royal blue; bleu saphir sapphire blue; bleu turquoise turquoise blue.avoir une peur bleue de qch to be scared stiff○ of sth; j'ai eu une peur bleue I had a bad scare.1. [coloré] blueavoir les yeux bleus to have blue eyes, to be blue-eyed3. (locution)avoir une peur bleue to have the fright of one's life, to be terrifiedavoir une peur bleue de quelque chose/quelqu'un to be terrified ou scared stiff of something/somebody————————, bleue [blø] nom masculin, nom fémininbleu nom masculin1. [couleur] blueadmirer le bleu du ciel/de la mer to admire the blueness of the sky/sea2. [ecchymose] bruiseêtre couvert de bleus to be black and blue, to be covered in bruises3. [vêtement]4. [fromage] blue cheese————————bleue nom féminin[mer]————————au bleu locution adjectivale————————les Bleus nom masculin plurielsport -
5 colon
colon [kɔlɔ̃]masculine noun* * *kɔlɔ̃nom masculin1) ( de terres inhabitées) colonist2) ( de colonie de vacances) child ( at children's holiday camp)3) (colloq) soldiers' slang colonel* * *kɔlɔ̃ nm1) (aux colonies d'autrefois) settler2) (en colonie de vacances) boarder (in children's holiday camp)* * *colon nm1 ( de terres inhabitées) colonist;2 ( de colonie de vacances) child (at children's holiday camp);3 ○( colonel) soldiers' slang colonel.[kɔlɔ̃] nom masculin3. (très familier & argot militaire) colonel -
6 côlon
colon [kɔlɔ̃]masculine noun* * *kɔlɔ̃nom masculin1) ( de terres inhabitées) colonist2) ( de colonie de vacances) child ( at children's holiday camp)3) (colloq) soldiers' slang colonel* * *kɔlɔ̃ nm1) (aux colonies d'autrefois) settler2) (en colonie de vacances) boarder (in children's holiday camp)* * *colon nm1 ( de terres inhabitées) colonist;2 ( de colonie de vacances) child (at children's holiday camp);3 ○( colonel) soldiers' slang colonel.[kolɔ̃] nom masculin -
7 péquin
(colloq) pekɛ̃ nom masculin1) soldiers' slang civvy (colloq)2) ( individu) fellow (colloq)* * *péquin○ nm2 ( individu) fellow○. -
8 galonné
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galonnée galɔne adjectif1) ( bordé de galon) trimmed with braid2) Armée [militaire] of officer class (épith, après n); [manche] displaying the insignia of rank (épith, après n)
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(colloq) nom masculin soldiers' slang brass hat (colloq)* * *A pp ⇒ galonner.B pp adj1 Cout [veste] trimmed with braid;2 Mil [militaire] of officer class ( épith, après n); [manche] displaying the insignia of rank ( épith, après n).C ○nm slang brass hat○.[galɔne] nom masculin -
9 quille
quille [kij]feminine nounb. [de bateau] keel* * *kij1) ( objet) skittle2) Nautisme keel••être reçu comme un chien dans un jeu de quilles — (colloq) to be given a very unfriendly welcome
* * *kij1. nf1) (jeu) ninepin, skittle Grande-Bretagnejeu de quilles — ninepins sg skittles sg Grande-Bretagne
2) NAVIGATION, [bateau] keel2. quilles nfpl(= jeu) ninepins sg skittles sg Grande-Bretagne* * *quille nf2 Naut keel;3 ○ soldiers' slang end of military service;4 ○( jambe) leg.être reçu comme un chien dans un jeu de quilles to be given a very unfriendly welcome.[kij] nom fémininjouer aux quilles to play ninepins ou skittles -
10 crapahuter
crapahuter (inf) [kʀapayte]➭ TABLE 1 intransitive verb( = randonner) on a crapahuté dans la montagne toute la journée we trudged through the mountains all day* * *(très familier) [krapayte] verbe intransitif -
11 jus
jus [ʒy]masculine nouna. ( = liquide) juice• je n'ai plus de jus ( = je suis fatigué) I'm worn out* * *ʒynom masculin invariable1) ( de fruit) juice2) ( de viande) ( qui exsude) juices (pl); ( sauce servie) gravylaisser quelqu'un mijoter dans son jus — (colloq) fig to let somebody stew in his own juice
3) (colloq) ( café) coffee4) (colloq) ( courant électrique) juice (colloq), electricity* * *ʒy nm1) (= boisson) juice2) [viande] gravy* * *jus nm inv1 ( de fruit) juice; jus de pomme/citron apple/lemon juice;2 ( de viande) ( qui exsude) juices (pl); ( sauce servie) gravy; cuire qch au jus to cook sth in the juices from the meat; cuire dans son jus○ fig [personne] to be boiling; laisser qn cuire or mijoter dans son jus○ fig to let sb stew in his own juice;3 ○( café) coffee; prendre un jus au comptoir to have a coffee at the bar;4 ○( eau de baignade) drink○, water; se jeter/tomber au jus to jump/fall in the water; tous au jus! everyone in!;5 ○( courant électrique) juice○, electricity; il n'y a plus de jus the power's off; prendre le jus to get a shock.jus de chaussettes○ pej dishwater, very weak coffee.[ʒy] nom masculin1. [boisson] juiceces oranges rendent ou donnent beaucoup de jus these oranges are very juicyjus de fruit ou fruits fruit juice3. (familier) [café] coffee4. (familier) [courant électrique] juiceattention, tu vas prendre le jus! watch out, you'll get a shock!5. (familier) [eau] -
12 juteux
juteux, -euse [ʒytø, øz]adjectivea. [fruit] juicy* * *- euse ʒytø, øz adjectif1) [fruit] juicy2) (colloq) [affaire, projet] profitable, juicy (colloq)* * *ʒytø, øz adj (-euse)* * *A adj1 [fruit] juicy;2 ○[affaire, projet] profitable, juicy○.B ○nm soldiers' slang adjutant.1. [fruit, viande] juicy2. (familier) [transaction] juicy————————(très familier) nom masculin -
13 marsouin
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14 pompe
pompe [pɔ̃p]1. feminine nouna. ( = machine) pumpd. ( = solennité) pomp2. compounds► pompe à essence ( = distributeur) petrol (Brit) or gas(oline) (US) pump ; ( = station) petrol (Brit) or gas (US) station• entreprise de pompes funèbres funeral director's (Brit) funeral parlor (US) ► pompe à incendie fire engine (apparatus)* * *pɔ̃p
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1) ( appareil) pump2) (sl) ( chaussure) shoe3) ( apparat) pomp4) (colloq) Sport ( exercice) press-up GB, push-up
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pompes nom féminin pluriel Religion vanitiesPhrasal Verbs:••avoir un coup de pompe — (colloq) to be knackered (sl) GB ou pooped (colloq)
à toute pompe — (colloq) at top speed, as quickly as possible
marcher or être à côté de ses pompes — (colloq) not to be with it, to be away with the fairies (colloq)
* * *pɔ̃p nf1) (= machine) pump2) (= faste) pomp* * *A nf1 ( appareil) pump; pompe à bicyclette bicycle pump;2 ○( chaussure) shoe;3 ( apparat) pomp; en grande pompe with great pomp;5 ◑ soldiers' slang ( classe) soldat de première pompe ≈ lance corporal; soldat de seconde pompe private.pompe à air air pump; pompe auxiliaire backing pump; pompe à eau water pump; pompe à chaleur heat pump; pompe à essence petrol pump GB, gas pump US; pompe à fric○ fig drain on one's funds ou resources; pompe à incendie fire engine; pompe à vide vacuum pump; pompes funèbres ( lieu) undertaker's (sg) GB, funeral home (sg) US; ( entreprise) undertaker's GB, funeral director's.avoir un coup de pompe to be knackered○ GB ou pooped○; à toute pompe○ at top speed, as quickly as possible; marcher or être à côté de ses pompes○ not to be with it, to be away with the fairies○.[pɔ̃p] nom féminin1. [machine] pumppompe à air/chaleur air/heat pumppompe à bicyclette ou à vélo bicycle pump2. (très familier) [chaussure] shoeêtre ou marcher à côté de ses pompes to be in another world3. [apparat] pomp————————pompes nom féminin pluriel————————à toute(s) pompe(s) locution adverbiale(familier) [courir] flat out[s'enfuir] like a shotpompes funèbres nom féminin pluriel -
15 pompé
pompe [pɔ̃p]1. feminine nouna. ( = machine) pumpd. ( = solennité) pomp2. compounds► pompe à essence ( = distributeur) petrol (Brit) or gas(oline) (US) pump ; ( = station) petrol (Brit) or gas (US) station• entreprise de pompes funèbres funeral director's (Brit) funeral parlor (US) ► pompe à incendie fire engine (apparatus)* * *pɔ̃p
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1) ( appareil) pump2) (sl) ( chaussure) shoe3) ( apparat) pomp4) (colloq) Sport ( exercice) press-up GB, push-up
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pompes nom féminin pluriel Religion vanitiesPhrasal Verbs:••avoir un coup de pompe — (colloq) to be knackered (sl) GB ou pooped (colloq)
à toute pompe — (colloq) at top speed, as quickly as possible
marcher or être à côté de ses pompes — (colloq) not to be with it, to be away with the fairies (colloq)
* * *pɔ̃p nf1) (= machine) pump2) (= faste) pomp* * *A nf1 ( appareil) pump; pompe à bicyclette bicycle pump;2 ○( chaussure) shoe;3 ( apparat) pomp; en grande pompe with great pomp;5 ◑ soldiers' slang ( classe) soldat de première pompe ≈ lance corporal; soldat de seconde pompe private.pompe à air air pump; pompe auxiliaire backing pump; pompe à eau water pump; pompe à chaleur heat pump; pompe à essence petrol pump GB, gas pump US; pompe à fric○ fig drain on one's funds ou resources; pompe à incendie fire engine; pompe à vide vacuum pump; pompes funèbres ( lieu) undertaker's (sg) GB, funeral home (sg) US; ( entreprise) undertaker's GB, funeral director's.avoir un coup de pompe to be knackered○ GB ou pooped○; à toute pompe○ at top speed, as quickly as possible; marcher or être à côté de ses pompes○ not to be with it, to be away with the fairies○.je suis pompé! I've had it!, I'm just about ready to drop! -
16 bleusaille
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17 casse-gueule
casse-gueule (inf!) [kαsgœl]invariable adjective* * *A adj inv [lieu, opération] dangerous; [projet] risky; [action] reckless.B nm inv (entreprise, projet) risky business; ( lieu) deathtrap; aller au casse-gueule soldiers' slang to go to the front. -
18 rata
rata†○ nm soldiers' slang grub○. -
19 sous-off
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20 re-up
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