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1 figer
figer [fiʒe]➭ TABLE 31. intransitive verb[sauce, huile] to congeal ; [sang] to clot2. reflexive verb* * *fiʒe
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1) ( immobiliser)la peur figeait leurs visages/traits — their faces/features were frozen with fear
2) ( solidifier) to congeal [graisse]; to thicken [sauce]; to clot [sang]
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se figer verbe pronominal1) [attitude, sourire, personne] to freeze (de with)2) ( se scléroser) [idéologie, société, personne] to become fossilized3) ( se solidifier) [graisse, sauce] to congeal; [sang] lit to clot; fig to freeze* * *fiʒe vt(= immobiliser) [personne] to freeze* * *figer verb table: mangerA vtr1 ( immobiliser) la peur figeait leurs visages/traits their faces/features were frozen with fear;B se figer vpr1 [attitude, sourire, personne] to freeze (de with); se figer comme une statue, se figer sur place to freeze;2 ( se scléroser) [idéologie, société, personne] to become fossilized; se figer dans ses habitudes to become set in one's ways;3 ( se solidifier) [graisse, sauce] to congeal; [sang] to clot; mon sang se figea dans mes veines fig the blood froze in my veins.[fiʒe] verbe transitif2. [immobiliser - personne]————————[fiʒe] verbe intransitif[huile] to congeal————————se figer verbe pronominal intransitif2. [s'immobiliser - attitude, sourire] to stiffen ; [ - personne] to freeze -
2 souche
souche [su∫]feminine nouna. [d'arbre] stumpb. [de famille, race] de vieille souche of old stockc. [de mot] rootd. [de bactéries, virus] straine. ( = talon) counterfoil* * *suʃ2) ( origine) stock3) Biologie strain4) (de carnet, livret) stub••* * *suʃ nf1) [arbre] stump2) (= origine)être Breton de souche — to have Breton origins, to be of Breton origin
C'est un Breton de souche. — He has Breton origins., He's of Breton origin.
3) MÉDECINE strain4) [carnet] stub, counterfoil Grande-Bretagne* * *souche nf2 ( origine) stock; de souche paysanne of peasant stock; de vieille/bonne souche of old/good stock; être français de souche to be French born and bred; faire souche to establish a line;3 Biol strain; souche virale/bactérienne virus/bacterial strain;4 (de carnet, livret) stub.dormir comme une souche to sleep like a log; rester (planté) comme une souche to be rooted to the spot.[suʃ] nom féminin[d'un arbre coupé] stump[d'une vigne] stockfaire souche [ancêtre] to found ou to start a line5. CONSTRUCTION base————————de souche locution adjectivale————————de vieille souche locution adjectivale -
3 tripoter
➭ TABLE 11. transitive verba. [+ chose] to fiddle with2. intransitive verb( = fouiller) tripoter dans les affaires de qn/dans un tiroir to root about in sb's things/in a drawer3. reflexive verb* * *(colloq) tʀipɔte verbe transitif1) ( caresser) pej to grope (colloq) péj [femme, fesses]2) ( manier) ( nerveusement) to fiddle with [objet, moustache]; ( distraitement) to finger* * *tʀipɔtevt1) * (manipuler sans soin) to fiddle with, to mess around with2) (machinalement, nerveusement) to fiddle with, to finger3) [personne] to feel up * to grope ** * *tripoter verb table: aimerA ○vtr1 ( caresser) pej to grope○ péj [femme, fesses]; se faire tripoter dans les coins to get groped in corners;2 ( manier) ( nerveusement) to fiddle with [objet, moustache]; ( distraitement) to finger; on ne tripote pas les poires, s'il vous plaît! please don't touch the pears!; cesse de te tripoter le nez! stop picking your nose![tripɔte] (familier) verbe transitifne tripote pas ton bouton don't keep picking at ou touching your spot————————[tripɔte] (familier) verbe intransitif————————se tripoter verbe pronominal
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