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1 saddle
saddle ['sædəl]1 noun(a) (on horse, bicycle) selle f;∎ also figurative to be in the saddle être en selle;∎ you'll soon be back in the saddle again vous allez bientôt pouvoir vous remettre en selle∎ to saddle sb with sth refiler qch à qn;∎ I always get saddled with doing the nasty jobs c'est toujours moi qui fais le sale boulot;∎ she was saddled with the children elle s'est retrouvée avec les enfants sur les bras;∎ I don't want to saddle myself with any more work je ne veux pas me taper du travail supplémentaire;∎ saddled with debts grevé de dettes□►► American saddle blanket tapis m de selle;saddle horse cheval m de selle;saddle post (of bicycle) tube m de selle;saddle room sellerie f;American saddle shoes chaussures fpl basses bicolores;saddle soap cirage m pour selles;saddle sore (on rider) = meurtrissures provoquées par de longues heures en selle; (on horse) écorchure f ou excoriation f sous la selle;(rider) seller sa monture(horse) seller -
2 saddle
saddle [ˈsædl]1. nounselle fa. ( = saddle up) seller• I've been saddled with organizing the meeting je me retrouve avec l'organisation de la réunion sur les bras• to saddle o.s. with sth se mettre qch sur le dos (inf)3. compounds* * *['sædl] 1.1) (on horse, bike) selle f2) GB Culinarysaddle of lamb/venison — selle f d'agneau/de chevreuil
2.saddle of hare — râble m de lièvre
transitive verb1) seller [horse]2) ( impose)3.to saddle somebody with something — mettre quelque chose sur les bras de quelqu'un [responsibility, task]
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