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1 dessaler
dessaler [desale]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verb2. intransitive verb[bateau] to capsize* * *desale
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1) (colloq) ( initier) to teach [somebody] the ways of the world2) ( extraire le sel de) to desalinate [eau de mer]; to desalt [mets]
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verbe intransitif1) Culinaire to desalt2) (colloq) Nautisme to capsize
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se dessaler (colloq) verbe pronominal to lose one's innocence* * *desale1. vt1) [eau de mer] to desalinate3) fig (= délurer)2. vi[voilier] to capsize* * *dessaler verb table: aimerA vtr1 ○( initier) to teach [sb] the ways of the world;B vi1 Culin to desalt;2 ○ Naut to capsize.C se dessaler○ vpr to lose one's innocence.[desale] verbe transitif————————[desale] verbe intransitif————————se dessaler verbe pronominal intransitif -
2 malin
malin [malɛ̃], maligne, maline (inf) [maliɲ, malin]1. adjective• il est malin comme un singe [adulte] he's a crafty old devil (inf) ; [enfant] he's a crafty little devil (inf)• c'est malin ! oh, very clever!2. masculine noun, feminine noun* * *
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maligne malɛ̃, maliɲ adjectif1) ( intelligent) cleverj'ai eu l'air malin! — iron I looked like a total fool!
2) (colloq) ( difficile)3) ( méchant)4) Médecine [tumeur] malignant
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nom masculin, féminin1) ( personne rusée)faire le or son malin — (colloq) to show off
jouer au plus malin — (colloq) to play the wise guy (colloq)
2) Littératurele Malin — Satan, the Devil
••à malin, malin et demi — Proverbe there's always someone who will outwit you
* * *malɛ̃, maliɲ, malin (-igne); malin, -e1. adj1) (= futé) smart, cleverc'est malin! ironique — well done!
Ah c'est malin! Nous voilà enfermés à cause de toi! — Oh, well done! You've got us locked in!
2) (sourire) knowing4) (influence) malign2. nm/ffaire le malin; faire la maligne — to try to be clever
Arrête de faire le malin. — Stop trying to be clever.
* * *A adj1 ( intelligent) [personne, air, esprit] clever; être malin to be clever; il est trop malin pour se laisser prendre he's too clever to be taken in; elle n'est pas bien or très maligne she isn't very bright; j'ai eu l'air malin! iron I looked a right fool○ GB, I looked like a total fool!; c'est malin○! iron very clever!; ce n'est pas (très) malin○ de ta part that wasn't very clever ou bright of you; bien malin celui qui peut me dire a prize for anyone who can tell me;2 ○( difficile) ce n'est pas plus malin que ça that's all there is to it; ce n'est pas bien malin it's not exactly difficult;3 ( méchant) malicious; prendre un malin plaisir à faire to take malicious pleasure in doing; l'esprit malin the Evil One, the Devil;4 Méd [tumeur] malignant.B nm,f1 ( personne rusée) clever person; un petit malin○ ( enfant) a little devil○; iron smart aleck○; regardez-moi ce gros malin○! who's the bright spark○ GB ou the smart one US!; faire le or son malin○ to show off; jouer au plus malin○ to play the wise guy○;à malin, malin et demi Prov there's always someone who will outwit you.elle avait un petit air malin she had a wily ou cunning look about herjouer au plus malin avec quelqu'un to try and outsmart ou outwit somebodytu te crois malin d'avoir copié sur les autres? so you think cribbing from the others was a clever thing to do?4. [malveillant]elle mettait une joie maligne à me poser les questions les plus difficiles she would take a perverse pleasure in asking me the most difficult questionséprouver un malin plaisir à faire quelque chose to experience (a) malicious pleasure in doing something————————, maligne [malɛ̃, iɲ] nom masculin, nom fémininc'est un malin, il trouvera bien une solution he's a bright spark, he'll find a wayalors, gros malin, montre-nous ce que tu sais faire (familier & ironique) OK, wise guy, show us what you can do————————Malin nom masculinle Malin the Devil, the Evil One -
3 roi
roi [ʀwa]masculine noun• on est les rois du pétrole ! (inf) (riches) we're quids in! (inf) ; (heureux) we're on top of the world!━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━At Epiphany, it is traditional for French people to get together and share a « galette des rois », a round, flat pastry filled with almond paste. A small figurine (« la fève ») is baked inside the pastry, and the person who finds it in his or her portion is given a cardboard crown to wear. This tradition is known as « tirer les rois ». In some families, a child goes under the table while the pastry is being shared out and says who should receive each portion.* * *ʀwanom masculin1) ( souverain) king2) ( sans rival en son genre)le roi des imbéciles — (colloq) a complete idiot
3) ( magnat) tycoon4) Jeux king•Phrasal Verbs:••* * *ʀwa nmles Rois mages — the Three Wise Men, the Magi
le jour des Rois; la fête des Rois; les Rois — Twelfth Night
* * *roi nm1 ⇒ Les titres de politesse ( souverain) king; le roi Louis King Louis; le roi de France the King of France; le livre des Rois Bible the Book of Kings; mets/festin de roi dish/feast fit for a king;2 ( sans rival en son genre) le roi des animaux/de la forêt the king of beasts/of the forest; le roi du rock/de la mode the king of rock/fashion; le roi de l'arnaque○ a master swindler; le roi des imbéciles/salauds○ a complete idiot/bastard◑; le roi des cons◑ a prize bloody idiot◑ GB, a complete asshole◑ US;3 ( magnat) tycoon; le roi du béton/de l'épicerie the concrete/supermarket tycoon;4 Jeux (aux cartes, échecs) king.roi constitutionnel Pol constitutional monarch; les rois fainéants Hist the last Merovingian kings; les rois mages Bible the (three) wise men, the three kings, the Magi; le roi Soleil Hist the Sun King; le Roi des Rois Hist the King of Kings.tirer les Rois to eat Twelfth Night cake; ⇒ royaume.[rwa] nom masculin1. [monarque] kingles rois fainéantsthe last Merovingian kings, in the seventh centuryles Rois mages the Magi, the Three Wise Menles Rois [Épiphanie] Twelfth Nighttirer les Rois to eat "galette des rois"vivre comme un roi to live like a king ou a lordle roi est mort, vive le roi the King is dead, long live the King!2. (figuré)les rois du pétrole the oil tycoons ou magnatesroi de carreau/pique king of diamonds/spades -
4 raisonnable
c black raisonnable [ʀεzɔnabl]adjectivea. ( = sensé) [personne, solution, conduite] reasonable ; [conseil, opinion, propos] sensible• est-ce bien raisonnable ? (humorous) is it wise?c black b. ( = décent) reasonable━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━✎ Le mot anglais s'écrit - ea- et avec un seul n.* * *ʀɛzɔnabl1) ( pas trop élevé) [prix, distance, délais] reasonable; [consommation, natalité] moderate2) ( mesuré) [personne, objectif] reasonable; [politique, enthousiasme] moderate3) ( sensé) [personne, idée] sensible4) ( doué de raison) rational* * *ʀɛzɔnabl adj1) PHILOSOPHIE (= doué de raison) rational2) (= réfléchi) reasonable, sensibleElle est très raisonnable pour son âge. — She's very sensible for her age.
3) (somme, quantité) reasonable* * *raisonnable adj1 ( pas trop élevé) [prix, distance] reasonable; [consommation, natalité] moderate; ils vendent des voitures à des prix raisonnables the cars they sell are reasonably priced, they sell cars at reasonable prices;3 ( sensé) [personne, idée, solution] sensible; sortir avec de la fièvre, est-ce bien raisonnable? is it really sensible to go out when you're running a temperature?; à ce prix, est-ce bien raisonnable? is it sensible at that price?; il est/n'est pas raisonnable de faire it is/isn't sensible to do; les délais paraissent raisonnables the deadlines seem reasonable;[rɛzɔnabl] adjectif1. [sensé - personne, solution, décision] sensible2. [normal, naturel] reasonableil est raisonnable de penser que... it's reasonable to think that...3. [acceptable - prix, taux, heure] reasonable ; [ - salaire] decentun appartement de taille raisonnable a reasonably ou fairly large flat4. [doué de raison] rational -
5 conseiller
I.conseiller1 [kɔ̃seje]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verb• il est conseillé aux parents de... parents are advised to...b. ( = guider) to advise• il a été bien/mal conseillé he has been given good/bad adviceII.conseiller2, -ère [kɔ̃seje, εʀ]1. masculine noun, feminine nouna. ( = expert) consultant (en in)b. (Administration, politics) councillor2. compounds* * *
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- ère kɔ̃seje, ɛʀ nom masculin, féminin1) ( expert) adviser [BrE]; consultant2) ( guide) counsellor [BrE]
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1) ( proposer) to recommend [lieu, activité, prudence]2) ( servir d'expert à) to advise [personne]•Phrasal Verbs:* * *
I kɔ̃seje vt1) [personne] to adviseIl a été mal conseillé. — He has been badly advised.
2) [méthode, action] to recommendIl m'a conseillé ce livre. — He recommended this book to me.
II (-ère)1) (qui conseille) adviser2) (membre d'un conseil) councillor* * *A nm,f1 ( expert) adviserGB; consultant; conseiller militaire/politique/fiscal military/political/tax adviser; conseiller du président presidential adviser; conseiller en communication communications adviser;B nm1 (membre de conseil, de cour) councillorGB;2 ( diplomate) counsellorGB.C vtr1 ( proposer) to recommend [lieu, activité, mesure, personne] (à to); dans ces cas-là je conseille de prendre un avocat in such cases I advise people to get a lawyer; conseiller à qn de faire to advise sb to do; conseiller la prudence to recommend caution;2 ( servir d'expert à) to advise [personne] (en matière de, sur on); être mal conseillé to be badly advised; il n'a pas été conseillé nobody advised him; se faire conseiller par qn to seek advice from sb.conseiller commercial commercial counsellorGB; conseiller culturel cultural counsellorGB; conseiller (principal) d'éducation Scol chief supervisor; conseiller d'État member of the Council of State; conseiller général Pol councillorGB for a French department; conseiller municipal town councillorGB; conseiller d'orientation Scol, Univ careers adviser; conseiller régional regional councillorGB.ⓘ Conseiller A conseiller d'éducation is a staff member of a secondary school who is responsible for the general discipline of pupils. A conseiller d'orientation is a careers and course adviser, based in a secondary school.I, conseillère [kɔ̃seje, ɛr] nom masculin, nom féminin[spécialiste] adviserconseiller économique/juridique economic/legal adviserconseiller conjugal ou matrimonial marriage guidance counsellor2. ÉDUCATIONa. [en ville] ≃ local ou town councillorb. [à la campagne] ≃ local councillorThis term refers to any member of the conseil municipal or the mayor himself. The number of councillors depends on the size of the town, although there must be a minimum of six. Paris has 163 councillors, known as the conseillers de Paris.II[kɔ̃seje] verbe transitif1. [recommander - livre, dentiste] to recommendconseiller quelque chose/quelqu'un à quelqu'un to recommend something/somebody to somebodyon m'a bien/mal conseillé I was given good/bad advicebeaucoup d'étudiants souhaitent se faire conseiller dans le choix d'une filière many students want to be advised about their choice of career -
6 fayoter
v. intrans. To 'suck up to someone', to crawl obsequiously to someone. Pour la promo ici, faut drôlement fayoter: If you want to get anywhere here promotion-wise, it's fiannel, flannel all the way!
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