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∎ to bob up and down (cork, buoy) danser sur l'eau;∎ I could see his head bobbing up and down behind the wall je voyais par moments sa tête surgir de derrière le mur;∎ to bob for apples = essayer d'attraper avec les dents des pommes flottant dans une bassine d'eau à Halloween∎ to bob in/out entrer/sortir rapidement;∎ to bob up and down (in one's seat) s'agiter(a) (move up and down) faire monter et descendre;∎ she bobbed a curtsy elle a fait une petite révérence∎ to have one's hair bobbed se faire couper les cheveux au carré(c) (horse's tail) écourter3 noun(a) (abrupt movement) petit coup m, petite secousse f; (of head) hochement m ou salut m de tête; (curtsy) petite révérence f(b) (hairstyle) (coupe f au) carré m;∎ to wear one's hair in a bob avoir les cheveux coupés au carré;∎ to have a bob avoir une coupe au carré, avoir un carré(c) (horse's tail) queue f écourtée∎ that must cost a few bob ça ne doit pas être donné;∎ he's not short of a bob or two il n'est pas dans l'indigence, il a de quoi∎ all my bits and bobs toutes mes petites affaires;∎ we'll deal with the bits and bobs later nous nous occuperons des détails plus tard;∎ I've brought a few bits and bobs for lunch j'ai apporté quelques bricoles pour le déjeunerse baisser subitement; (duck) baisser la tête;∎ the children bobbed down out of sight les enfants se baissèrent subitement hors de notre vueremonter tout d'un coup
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