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1 énoncé
énoncé [enɔ̃se]masculine nouna. ( = termes) [de sujet scolaire, loi] wording ; [de problème] termsb. ( = discours) utterance* * *enɔ̃senom masculin1) (de problème, sujet) wording (de of)2) ( de fait) statement (de of)3) Droit pronouncement (de of)4) Linguistique utterance* * *enɔ̃se nm1) [contrat] terms pl, [texte juridique] wording2) LINGUISTIQUE utterance* * *énoncé nm1 (de problème, sujet) wording (de of); je n'ai pas compris l'énoncé de la question I didn't understand the wording of the question; l'énoncé d'une théorie the exposition of a theory;2 ( de fait) statement (de of); peu après l'énoncé des premiers résultats shortly after the first results were declared;3 Jur pronouncement (de of); à l'énoncé du verdict, l'accusé s'est effondré when the verdict was pronounced, the defendant broke down;4 Ling utterance.[enɔ̃se] nom masculin -
2 émission
émission [emisjɔ̃]feminine noun• émission télévisée or de télévision television programmeb. [de son, lumière, signaux] emission ; ( = transmission de sons, d'images) broadcastingc. [de monnaie, actions, emprunt] issue ; [de chèque] drawing* * *emisjɔ̃1) Radio, Télévision programme [BrE] ( sur about, on)2) (de document, monnaie, timbre) issue3) (d'ondes, de signaux) emission* * *emisjɔ̃ nf1) (= action) [monnaie, actions, emprunt] issue2) RADIO, TV programme* * *émission nf1 Radio, TV programmeGB; émission de radio/de télévision radio/TV programmeGB; émission éducative/littéraire educational/book programmeGB; émission grand public programmeGB with universal appeal; émission sur la France programmeGB about France;4 Ling émission de voix phonation.[emisjɔ̃] nom féminin[programme] programmeémission en direct/en différé live/recorded broadcast4. [de sons articulés] -
3 énonciation
énonciation [enɔ̃sjasjɔ̃]feminine noun[de faits] statement ; [de phrase] enunciation* * *enɔ̃sjasjɔ̃ nf* * *énonciation nf Ling utterance.[enɔ̃sjasjɔ̃] nom féminin -
4 Athénien
n. m. C'est ici que les Athéniens s'atteignirent! (joc.): This is where the crunch comes! — This is the crucial (and funny) bit! (This nonsensical utterance usually occurs within the narration of an interesting or amusing episode.) -
5 bleue
n. f.1. La grande bleue: 'The briny', the sea.2. Un paquet de bleues: A packet of ordinary Gauloises or Gitanes cigarettes. (The blue pack contrasts with the green and yellow packs containing nicotine-free or Virginia tobacco.)3. Oh! La belle bleue! This near-untranslatable exclamation is a staple utterance at firework displays and can be found with stronger colloquial undertones in a variety of contexts. -
6 cochon
I.n. m.1. 'Swine', 'sod', despicable character.2. Etre plein comme un cochon: To have 'had a skinful', to be 'pissed', to be drunk.3. Etre copains comme cochons: To be 'as thick as thieves', to be the best of pals.4. Etre adroit comme un cochon avec sa queue (iron.): To be 'ham-fisted', to be 'all thumbs', to be clumsy.5. Jouer un tour de cochon: To play a dirty trick.6. Travail de cochon: Botched work.7. Nous n'avons pas gardé les cochons ensemble! (iron.): There's no call to be so familiar with me!8. Cochon de payant: This standard expression is uttered whenever the speaker wishes to emphasize that he is 'one of them that don't get it for nothing'. The nearest English utterance is 'I fought for this country, I pay my rates!'II.adj.2. Quel cochon de¼! What bloody awful¼! Quel cochon de métier! What a rotten job to be in! Quel cochon de temps! What dreadful weather we're having! -
7 colis
n. m.1. 'Duffer', 'nincompoop', idiot.2. Un gentil petit colis: A 'bit-of- alright', a nicelooking girl. (This utterance, typical of the male chauvinist, can sometimes have more sinister connotations when relating to prosti tution.) -
8 colon
n. m.1. (mil.): Colonel. -
9 emballer
I.v. trans.1. To fire with enthusiasm, to thrill. Ça ne m'emballe pas! I'm not too keen on this!2. To 'chat up', to make a conquest.a To get 'nicked', 'collared', to be arrested.b To 'get a roasting', to be told offin no uncertain manner.4. Emballé, c'est pesé! (joc.): How's that?! — Well, that's certainly a success! (This seemingly nonsensical utterance reflects originally the jocular mood of the market trader who, having made a sale and weighed it, gives the customer the packed goods with a flourish and this quip.)II.v. pronom.1. To 'get carried away', to be overcome by enthusiasm.2. To 'fly off the handle', to lose one's temper. Ne t'emballe donc pas! Keep your cool! -
10 envelopper
v. trans.1. To 'nick', to 'lift', to steal. On lui a enveloppé son larfeuil au bistrot: He got his wallet pinched at the pub.a To get 'conned', 'diddled', to be duped.b To get 'collared', 'nabbed', to be arrested.3. Un petit coup sur le manche, faut-il vous l'envelopper?! (iron.): You want jam on it, don't you?! — You don't seriously expect me to do more?! (This jocular and rather sarcastic utterance is said to have originated in butchers' shops where a special customer is made to feel that nothing is too much trouble.) -
11 enviandé
n. m. (pej.):1. 'Pouf', 'pansy', homosexual.2. 'Nurk', 'pillock', idiot.3. Espèce d'enviandé! You fucking bastard! (This highly insulting utterance contains a direct reference to sodomy.) -
12 génial
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13 gi
adv. Yeah—Yes. Gi-go! Right-on! — O.K.! (There is a certain humour in this utterance because of the word gigot.) -
14 goût
n. m.1. Avoir perdu le goût du pain: To have 'popped one's clogs', to have died. The macabre humour of the expression is further highlighted in the utterance je m'en vais lui faire perdre le goût du pain!2. Ça a un goût de revenez- y: I like it! I like it! (I wouldn't mind more of the same.) -
15 monde
n. m.1. En faire un monde: To 'make a song-and-dance about something'. N'en fais donc pas un monde! I wish you'd keep things in perspective!2. Se faire un monde de quelque chose: To 'make a mountain out of a molehill', to exaggerate the importance of something.3. Il y a du monde au balcon! (joc.): What a pair of knockers! — What large and beautiful breasts! (This typically male-chauvinist utterance is usually accompanied by wolf- whistles.) -
16 morceau
n. m.1. Gober le morceau (fig.): To 'swallow the bait', to 'fall for something hook, line and sinker', to be duped (also: avaler le morceau).2. Un beau morceau (chauvinist utterance): A 'bit of alright', a 'nice bit of skirt', an attractive woman.3. C'est un sacré morceau: It's a tough nut to crack—It's a difficult task.4. Emporter le morceau: To clinch the deal.5. Cracher le morceau: To own up, to confess.6. Casser le morceau à quelqu'un: To break unpleasant news in an ungentle manner. Et sec, il lui a cassé le morceau! He let him have it straight from the shoulder, no messing! -
17 nénette
n. f.1. 'Bean', 'bonce', head. Se casser la nénette: To rack one's brains and try one's darnedest to solve a problem. En avoir pardessus la nénette: To be 'fed up to the back teeth' with something, to be sick and tired of something.2. 'Biddy', 'bit-of-skirt', woman. C'est une petite nénette tout ce qu'il y a de meumeu! She's a dinky little raver with everything in the right place! (With this meaning, nénette is a typically male-chauvinist utterance, and the association with 'a bit of fluff' can be better understood when one knows that Nénette is a brand-name car-duster used by salesmen in showrooms.) -
18 quatorze
num. adj. C'est reparti comme en 14! Here we go again! — We're in for more of the same! (The irony of the expression has rather macabre origins as quatorze refers to 1914. The utterance became popular at the beginning of World War II when it turned out the French, amongst others, were in for more trouble from Germany.) -
19 raousse
I.n. m. 'Shindy', celebration where drinks flow freely. Il a donné un de ces raousses! He threw one hell of a party!II.interj. Out! — Get out! (This is a gallicization of the colloquial German utterance 'raus!)
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