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1 père Fouettard
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2 fouettard
fwɛtaʀadjectif masculinle père fouettard — ≈ the bogeyman
* * *fouettard adj m le père fouettard ≈ the bogeyman.[fwɛtar] adjectif masculin→ link=père père -
3 père
père [pεʀ]1. masculine nouna. father2. plural masculine nounpères ( = ancêtres) forefathers3. compounds* * *pɛʀ
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nom masculin1) lit, fig, Religion fatherle père (colloq) Dupont — old (colloq) Dupont
2) ( d'animal) gén male parent; (de chien, cheval) sire
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Phrasal Verbs:* * *pɛʀ1. nm1) [famille] father2) RELIGIONFather2. pères nmpl(= ancêtres) forefathers* * *A nm1 ( géniteur) father; devenir père to become a father; il est marié et père de deux enfants he is married with two children; de père en fils [transmis, passer] from father to son; ils sont banquiers de père en fils they have been bankers for generations; Dupont père Dupont senior; ⇒ avare;3 Relig ( titre) Father; le père Joseph Father Joseph; mon père Father; un père dominicain a dominican friar; un père jésuite a Jesuit priest;5 ○( monsieur) le père Dupont old○ Dupont.père abbé abbot; père adoptif adoptive father; père biologique biological father; père blanc White Father; père de famille father; être père de famille to have a family to look after; placement/valeur de père de famille safe ou low-risk investment; en bon père de famille as a responsible tenant; le père Noël Father Christmas GB, Santa Claus; père peinard○ easy-going bloke○ GB ou guy; père spirituel spiritual father; père tranquille mild-mannered fellow; Père de l'Église Church Father, Father of the Church.[pɛr] nom masculin1. [généralementiteur] father‘père inconnu’ ‘father unknown’2. [innovateur] father3. [chef]être bon père de famille to be a (good) father ou family mande père de famille: c'est un investissement de père de famille it's a rock-solid ou copper-bottomed investment4. [homme, enfant]il pleure, pauvre petit père! he's crying, poor little thing!le père Noël Santa Claus, Father Christmasmerci, mon père thank you, Father————————pères nom masculin plurielde père en fils locution adverbiale -
4 Sarkozy, Nicolas
born 1955. President of France 2007-2012. Conservative politician. As Minister of the Interior (Home Secretary) under Jacques Chirac, and president of the conservative UMP party, Sarkozy earned a reputation as a tough-talking no-nonsense hard-liner. He became the bugbear of the Socialist opposition, and the bogeyman of the far left, to the extent that the 2007 presidential election was as much about stopping Sarkozy as about electing a president. In the end, Sarkozy emerged as the most convincing candidate, and won the election with a clear majority. The son of a Hungarian immigrant, Sarkozy has a background very different from that or any other recent French president. More Atlanticist, less nationalistic, he has set about strengthening links betwen France and the USA and France and the UK, while reaffirming links with France's continental neighbours. He has also sought to strengthen the links betwen the countries surrounding the Mediterranean.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais. Agriculture Biologique > Sarkozy, Nicolas
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5 épouvantail
épouvantail [epuvɑ̃taj]masculine noun• l'épouvantail de la guerre/du chômage the spectre of war/unemployment* * *epuvɑ̃taj* * *epuvɑ̃taj nm(à moineaux) scarecrow, fig spectre Grande-Bretagne specter USA* * *épouvantail nm1 ( à oiseaux) scarecrow;2 ○( personne laide) fright;3 ( menace) spectreGB; brandir l'épouvantail du protectionnisme to brandish the spectreGB of protectionism.[epuvɑ̃taj] nom masculin1. [pour oiseaux] scarecrow
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