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1 hacher
hacher [ˈa∫e]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verb* * *’aʃe1) ( couper) to mince [viande]; to chop [oignon, persil]hacher au couteau — to chop [something] up with a knife
2) ( broyer) to crush [récolte, feuille]; to cut [somebody/something] to pieces [personne, chair]* * *'aʃe vt[viande] to mince Grande-Bretagne grind USA, [persil] to chophacher menu [viande] — to mince finely, to grind finely, [persil] to chop finely
* * *hacher verb table: aimer vtr1 ( couper) to mince [viande]; ( plus grossièrement) to chop [viande]; to chop [oignon, persil]; hacher au couteau to chop [sth] up with a knife; hacher finement or menu to chop finely; hachez menu or finement les oignons finely chop the onions;2 ( broyer) to crush [récolte, feuille]; to cut [sb/sth] to pieces [personne, chair, main]; ils se sont fait hacher par la mitrailleuse they were cut to pieces by the machine gun fire.[ʼaʃe] verbe transitif1. [légumes, fines herbes] to chop (up)se faire hacher (menu ou en morceaux): il se ferait hacher plutôt que de reconnaître ses torts he'd die (screaming) rather than admit he was wrong2. [saccader] to break up (inseparable)
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