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1 marmelade
marmelade [maʀməlad]feminine noun* * *maʀməladnom féminin Culinaire stewed fruiten marmelade — [aliments cuits] cooked to a mush
réduire quelqu'un en marmelade — (colloq) to beat somebody to a pulp (colloq)
j'ai le dos en marmelade — (colloq) my back is killing (colloq) me
* * *maʀməlad nfmarmelade d'oranges — marmalade, orange marmalade
en marmelade fig — crushed to a pulp, smashed up
* * *marmelade nf1 Culin stewed fruit; marmelade d'abricots stewed apricots;2 ○( aliment trop cuit) mush; en marmelade [aliments cuits] cooked to a mush; [aliments crus] squashed into a pulp; réduire qn en marmelade○ to beat sb to a pulp○; j'ai le dos en marmelade○ my back is killing○ me.marmelade d'oranges (orange) marmalade.[marməlad] nom féminina. stewed apple ou apples, apple compoteb. [pour viande] apple sauce————————en marmelade locution adjectivale[trop cuit, écrasé] mushy2. (familier) [en piteux état] -
2 compote
compote [kɔ̃pɔt]feminine noun• j'ai les jambes en compote (inf) (de fatigue) my legs are killing me (inf) ; (par l'émotion, la maladie) my legs are like jelly* * *kɔ̃pɔtnom féminin Culinaire stewed fruit, compotemettre quelqu'un en compote — (sl) to beat somebody black and blue
* * *kɔ̃pɔt nf(= plat) stewed fruit no plen compote — stewed, fig (pieds, jambes, reins, genoux, dos)
J'ai les pieds en compote. — My feet are killing me.
* * *compote nf Culin stewed fruit, compote; compote d'abricots stewed apricots; compote de pommes ( en dessert) stewed apples; ( avec de la viande) apple sauce; j'ai les genoux en compote fig ( douloureux) my knees are killing me○; ( tremblants) my knees are like jelly; ( couverts de bleus) my knees are black and blue; mettre qn en compote to beat sb black and blue.[kɔ̃pɔt] nom féminincompote de pommes stewed apples, apple compote————————en compote locution adjectivale1. [fruits] stewed2. (familier) [meurtri, détruit] smashed up
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