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I.v. trans. Ne pas pouvoir sentir quelqu'un/ quelque chose: To hate the sight of someone or something.II.v. intrans.1. Ça sent mauvais! I don't like the look of this! (literally: it stinks!).2. Ça sent la patate! I smell a rat! — I can sense some devious moves ahead!III.v. pronom. S'en sentir pour quelqu'un/ quelque chose: To be keen on someone or something. Je ne m'en sens pas pour bosser aujourd'hui! I don't feel much like grafting today!IV.v. trans. reflex. Ne pas se sentir ( pisser): To be totally unaware of what is happening, to act as if nothing were amiss. (The expression is never used in the first person, but always directed at others with a considerable amount of irony. Lui prêter du fric?! Il ne se sent pas! Me lend him money?! He must be out of his tiny little mind!)
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