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21 débaucher
débaucher [debo∫e]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verba. ( = embaucher un salarié d'une autre entreprise) to poach (de from ) ; [chasseur de tête] to head-huntb. ( = licencier) to lay off* * *deboʃe1) ( licencier) to lay off [employé]2) (colloq) ( distraire) to tempt [somebody] away* * *deboʃe vt1) (= licencier) to lay off, to dismiss2) [salarié d'une autre entreprise] to poach3) (= entraîner) to lead astray* * *débaucher verb table: aimer vtr1 ( licencier) to lay off [employé];2 ( inciter à la grève) to incite [sb] to strike;3 ( dépraver) to corrupt [personne];4 ○( distraire) to tempt [sb] away (pour faire to do); je voulais réviser mais il m'a débauchée! I wanted to revise but he tempted me away![deboʃe] verbe transitif1. [licencier] to lay off2. [corrompre] to debauch4. [inciter - à la grève] to incite to strike ; [ - à quitter un emploi] to lure ou to tempt away (separable), to poach -
22 déflorer
déflorer [deflɔʀe]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verb* * *deflɔʀe vt[jeune fille] to deflower, fig to spoil the charm of* * *déflorer verb table: aimer vtr1 ( trahir) to give away [sujet, intrigue];2 to deflower [jeune fille].[deflɔre] verbe transitif1. [fille] to deflower -
23 dépraver
dépraver [depʀave]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verb* * *depʀaveverbe transitif to deprave* * *depʀave vt* * *dépraver verb table: aimerA vtr to deprave.B se dépraver vpr to become depraved.[deprave] verbe transitif -
24 détourner
détourner [detuʀne]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verba. [+ route, ruisseau, circulation] to divert ; [pirate de l'air] to hijack ; [+ soupçon] to divert ( sur on to ) ; [+ coup, ballon, tir] to deflectb. ( = tourner d'un autre côté) to turn away• détourner les yeux or le regard to look awayc. ( = écarter) to divertd. [+ loi, réglementation] to twiste. [+ fonds] to embezzle ; [+ marchandises] to misappropriate2. reflexive verb* * *detuʀne
1.
1) ( écarter) to divert [attention] (de from)détourner les yeux or le regard or la tête — to look away (de from)
2) ( éloigner)détourner de — to distract [somebody] from [objectif]
3) ( modifier le cours de) to divert [rivière, circulation]4) ( modifier la destination de) to divert [vol, navire, ressources] (sur, vers to)5) ( à des fins criminelles) to hijack [avion, navire]; to misappropriate, to embezzle [fonds]
2.
se détourner verbe pronominal1) ( renoncer)se détourner de — to turn away from [client, ami]
2) ( tourner la tête) to look away* * *detuʀne vt1) [cours d'eau, circulation] to divert2) [personne]3) [attention] to distract, to divertdétourner l'attention de qn — to distract sb's attention, to divert sb's attention
4) [avion] to divert, to reroute, (par la force) to hijack5) [yeux, tête] to turn away6) [somme, fonds] to embezzle, to misappropriate* * *détourner verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( écarter) to divert [attention] (de from); détourner les yeux or le regard or la tête to look away (de from); détourner les soupçons sur qn d'autre to make suspicion fall on sb else;2 ( éloigner) détourner de to distract [sb] from [objectif, études, vrai problème]; ils cherchent à te détourner de moi they are trying to get you away from me;3 ( modifier le cours de) to divert [rivière, circulation]; détourner la conversation to change the subject;4 ( modifier la destination de) to divert [vol, navire, troupes, ressources] (sur, vers to);5 ( à des fins criminelles) to hijack [avion, navire]; to misappropriate, to embezzle [fonds, somme d'argent];7 ( subvertir) to twist [loi]; détourner l'Histoire à son profit to rewrite history to serve one's own purposes;8 ( déformer) to deface [film, affiche, objet].B se détourner vpr2 ( tourner la tête) to look away.[deturne] verbe transitif[fleuve] to divert2. [avion, autocar] to hijackdétourner les yeux ou le regard to avert one's eyes, to look away5. [détacher] to take away (separable)détourner quelqu'un de son devoir to divert somebody from his/her duty6. [extorquer] to misappropriate7. DROIT [mineur] to corrupt————————se détourner verbe pronominal intransitif————————se détourner de verbe pronominal plus prépositionen grandissant, je me suis détourné de la natation I got tired of swimming as I grew older -
25 dévergonder
se dévergonder devɛʀgɔ̃de verbe pronominal to be going to the bad* * *devɛʀɡɔ̃de vt* * *[devɛrgɔ̃de] verbe transitifj'ai décidé de te dévergonder, tu ne vas pas travailler aujourd'hui (humoristique) I've decided to lead you astray, you're staying off work today————————se dévergonder verbe pronominal intransitif -
26 prévarication
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27 stipendié
( féminin stipendiée) [stipɑ̃dje] adjectif -
28 taxer
taxer [takse]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verb• produits taxés à 5,5% products taxed at 5.5%• il m'a taxé 100 € he got 100 euros out of me (inf)* * *takse1) Commerce, Économie to tax2) ( accuser)* * *takse vt1) [personne] to tax2) [produit] to put a tax on, to taxtaxer qn de qch (= qualifier) — to call sb sth
Il m'a taxé de raciste. — He called me a racist., (= accuser) to accuse sb of sth
Il m'a taxé de racisme. — He accused me of racism.
* * *taxer verb table: aimer vtr1 Comm, Fisc, Écon to tax [produit, profit, plus-value, contribuable]; taxer qch à 10% to tax sth at 10%; la loi taxe à 45% les bénéfices des sociétés the law taxes company profits at 45%; les plus-values sont taxées à 19% capital gains are taxed at 19%;2 ( accuser) taxer qn de laxisme/d'élitisme/de corruption to accuse sb of being lax/elitist/corrupt; je me suis fait taxer de jalousie or jaloux I was accused of being jealous; taxer l'affection de qn de tyrannique to call sb's affection tyranny.[takse] verbe transitiftaxer les disques à 10 % to tax records at 10%, to put a 10% tax on records2. DROITtaxer les dépens to fix ou to tax costs3. [accuser]4. [qualifier]5. (familier) [emprunter] to cadge -
29 trafic d'influence
(bribery and) corruption ou corrupt receiving -
30 trafic
c black trafic [tʀafik]masculine nouna. ( = commerce clandestin) traffic ; ( = activité) trafficking• faire le or du trafic d'armes to be engaged in arms dealing• trafic de stupéfiants or de drogue drug trafficking• faire du trafic de stupéfiants or de drogue to deal in drugs• trafic d'enfants/de voitures volées trade in children/in stolen carsc black c. ( = circulation) traffic• trafic maritime/routier/aérien/ferroviaire sea/road/air/rail traffic━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━✎ Le mot anglais s'écrit avec deux f.* * *tʀafiknom masculin1) ( commerce illicite) traffic (de in)faire du trafic de quelque chose — to traffic ou deal in something
2) ( circulation)••qu'est-ce-que c'est que ce trafic? — (colloq) what's going on here?
* * *tʀafik nm1) (commerce illégal) traffic, trafficking2) (= circulation) traffic3) TRANSPORTS traffic* * *trafic nm1 ( commerce illicite) traffic (de in); trafic d'armes arms dealing; trafic de drogue drug trafficking; faire du trafic de qch to traffic ou deal in sth; il fait du trafic d'armes he's an armsdealer ou a gunrunner;2 Transp trafic (routier) traffic; une ligne à fort trafic a line with ou carrying heavy traffic; trafic aérien/maritime/ferroviaire air/sea/rail traffic; trafic de marchandises/voyageurs goods/passenger traffic; trafic de transit entre transit traffic between;3 ○( circulation routière) traffic.trafic d'influence Jur influence peddling.qu'est-ce que c'est que ce trafic○? what's going on here?[trafik] nom masculintrafic d'armes arms dealing, gunrunningle trafic de drogue ou de stupéfiants drug traffickinga. [généralement] to be involved in drug traffickingb. [organisateur] to traffic in drugsc. [revendeur] to deal in ou to push ou to peddle drugs2. (familier) [manigance] fishy business3. DROITtrafic d'influence (bribery and) corruption ou corrupt receivingtrafic aérien/ferroviaire/maritime/portuaire/routier air/rail/sea/port/road traffic -
31 verlan
verlan [vεʀlɑ̃]masculine noun━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━Verlan is a kind of backslang that has become extremely popular among young people in France. It consists of inverting the syllables of words, and often then truncating the result to make a new word. The slang words « meuf », « keuf », « keum » and « beur » are verlan renderings of the words « femme », « flic », « mec » and « Arabe ». The expression « laisse béton » (forget it) is verlan for « laisse tomber », and the word verlan itself comes from the expression « à l'envers » (back to front).* * *is a form of French slang which reverses the order of syllables in many common words rendering them more or less incomprehensible to the uninitiated. For example, the term itself is derived from the word l'envers the syllables of which are reversed to create vers-l'en which in turn becomes verlan. Single syllable words are also converted so femme becomes meuf, mec becomes keum, etc. A recent coinage for énervé is vénère* * *vɛʀlɑ̃ nm* * *verlan nm: form of French slang.ⓘ Verlan is a form of French slang which reverses the order of syllables in many common words rendering them more or less incomprehensible to the uninitiated. For example, the term itself is derived from the word l'envers the syllables of which are reversed to create vers-l'en which in turn becomes verlan. Single syllable words are also converted so femme becomes meuf, mec becomes keum, etc. A recent coinage for énervé is vénère.[vɛrlɑ̃] nom masculin≃ backslangThis form of slang, popular among young people, involves inverting the syllables of words. The term verlan is the word l'envers pronounced back to front. Well-known examples of verlan are ripou ( pourri, used to refer to corrupt policemen), laisse béton ! (laisse tomber ! - forget it!), and meuf ( femme). The term Beur comes from the verlan version of the word Arabe. -
32 vicelard
vicelard, e (inf!) [vis(ə)laʀ, aʀd]1. adjective2. masculine noun, feminine noun( = pervers) pervert* * *1 ( pervers) [personne, regard] depraved, corrupt;2 ( rusé) [question, clause] trick ( épith); [personne] sly, sneaky; c'est vicelard de lui demander ça it's not fair to ask him/her that.————————1. [personne cruelle] sly devil2. [pervers]un vieux vicelard a dirty old man, an old lecher -
33 vicier
visje
1.
verbe transitif ( altérer) to pollute [air]; to contaminate [sang]
2.
se vicier verbe pronominal [air] to become polluted* * *visje vtDROIT to invalidate* * *vicier verb table: plierA vtr1 Jur to invalidate [élection, acte, contrat];[visje] verbe transitif2. (littéraire) [dénaturer - esprit, qualité] to corrupt, to taint ; [ - relation, situation] to mar3. DROIT to vitiate -
34 vénal
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35 déformé
déformée defɔʀme adjectif [visage, traits, image, vérité] distorted; [objet] warped; [corps, membre] misshapen; [vêtement] shapeless; [esprit] warpedtraits déformés par la douleur/colère — features contorted with pain/anger
* * *A pp ⇒ déformer.B pp adj1 ( tordu) [visage, trait, image] distorted; [objet] warped; [corps, membre] deformed, misshapen; ( abîmé) [vêtement] gén shapeless; [pantalon, pull-over] baggy, shapeless; mains déformées par le travail/l'âge hands gnarled by work/with age; chaussée déformée uneven (road) surface;2 ( faussé) [fait, pensée, message, vérité] distorted;3 ( perverti) [esprit] warped, twisted; [mœurs, sens moral] corrupt; déformé par warped ou corrupted by. -
36 balpeau
n. m. (also: ballepeau):1. Balpeau! Fuck-all! — Not a sausage! — Nothing! J'ai cru qu'il allait me donner un pourboire, mais balpeau! I thought he was going to give me a tip, but I didn't get a bean!2. Faire balpeau: To 'miss out on something' and suffer disappointment. ( Balpeau is a corrupt verlen ofpeau de balle.) -
37 bibi
n. m.1. (mil.): Private, ordinary soldier. (The word is deemed to be a corrupt abbreviation of bidasse.)2. Woman's hat.3. Me, myself. Touche pas, c'est pour bibi! Hands off, that's mine!4. (corr. abbr. bise): 'Peck', kiss.5. (pl.): Skeleton keys. (The kind used for dishonest purposes.) -
38 mouillage
n. m. Faire du mouillage: To dispense 'slush-funds', to use accumulated money for corrupt purposes. -
39 pourri
I.n. m. 'Bastard', evil and utterly corrupt individual. (In his novel MESSIEURS LES HOMMES, San-Antonio has a character called Paul-lepourri whose nickname has a deeper meaning since he suffers from facial eczema.)II.adj.1. Un temps pourri: Foul weather.2. Etre pourri (of child): To be 'spoilt something rotten', to have been granted every wish regardless of trouble or cost.3. Etre pourri d'argent: To be 'stinking rich', to be 'rolling in it', to be very wealthy.4. Ne pas être pourri (of person): To be 'as fit as a fiddle', to be the picture of health. -
40 malhonnête
dishonest; bent; crooked; corrupt adj.Dictionnaire juridique, politique, économique et financier > malhonnête
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