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121 grailler
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122 graine
n. f.1. Monter en graine (of child): To 'shoot up', to grow quickly. Ah, les gosses ça monte vite en graine! Kids, before you know it, they've grown up!2. En prendre de la graine: To 'take a leaf out of someone's book', to follow someone's example.3. De la mauvaise graine (of person): A 'nasty piece of work', a disreputable character.4. Casser la graine: To have a bite to eat. -
123 lanterne
n. f.1. Window.2. (pl.): 'Glims', 'lamps', eyes. Ouvre un peu tes lanternes! For Pete's sake keep your eyes on what you're doing!3. 'Bread- basket', 'belly', stomach. S'en fourrer (also: s'en mettre) plein la lanterne: To 'have a good blow-out', to have a right good tuck-in, to eat heartily.4. Lanterne rouge (Professional cyclists' slang): Booby-prize tag awarded (in the same spirit as the 'wooden spoon') to the cyclist who is last overall in a major 'stages' race. -
124 sous-ventrière
n. f. Bouffer à s'en ( faire) péter la sous-ventrière: To have 'a right blow-out', to eat fit to burst. -
125 tube
n. m.1. 'Belly', stomach. S'en filer plein le tube: To 'stuff one's face', to eat immoderately.3. 'Blower', phone, telephone. Donnez-moi un coup de tube dès qu'il y a du nouveau! Give me a buzz if there's any change!4. (Racing slang): 'Tip', confidential piece of 'inside information'.5. 'Lunger', T.B. sufferer, one afflicted with tuberculosis.6. 'Hit', 'hit-single', highly successful record. Il a un disque avec tous les tubes de Sinatra: He's got an L.P. of Frank Sinatra's greatest hits.a 'Full-pelt', 'flat-out', at full speed. On a monté l'autoroute à plein tube! He drove us up the motorway with his foot to the floor!b Débloquer (also: déconner) à pleins tubes: To 'talk through the back of one's head', to 'spout a load of rubbish', to talk a lot of nonsense.
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