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French-English translation for: [mettre]
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Dictionary French English: [mettre]

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French English
fin. économiser [mettre de l'argent de côté]
2
to save
gêner qn. [mettre mal à l'aise]
2
to embarrass sb.
cuis. baptiser qc. [mettre de l'eau dans] [fam.]to water sth. down [e.g. wine]
agr. équi. mil. bâter qc. [mettre un bât à]to put a pack-saddle on sth.
fin. camoufler qc. [argent] [mettre en lieu sûr]to hide sth.
chambarder qc. [fam.] [mettre sens dessus dessous]to turn sth. upside down
déposer qc. [mettre en dépôt]to deposit sth. [to put somewhere to store it]
éclater [se mettre en colère]to lose one's temper
éloigner qn./qc. [mettre à distance]to keep sb./sth. at bay
essayer qc. [mettre]to try sth. on
flamber [fam.] [se mettre en valeur]to show off [coll.] [vaunt oneself]
jeter qc. [mettre au rebut]to bin sth. [Br.] [coll.] [put in a rubbish bin]
jeter qc. [mettre au rebut]to discard sth. [throw away]
jeter qc. [mettre au rebut]to ditch sth. [coll.] [discard sth.]
jeter qc. [mettre au rebut]to trash sth. [Am.] [coll.] [throw away]
jeter qc. [mettre au rebut]to throw sth. away
jeter qc. [mettre au rebut]to throw sth. out
jeter qc. [mettre au rebut]to toss sth. away [coll.]
fin. placer qc. [mettre en dépôt]to deposit sth.
renverser qc. [mettre à l'envers]to turn sth. upside down
roder qc. [fig.] [mettre progressivement au point]to polish sth. up [bring up to scratch]
roder qc. [fig.] [mettre progressivement au point]to bring sth. up to scratch
saccager qc. [mettre à sac]to sack sth.
valoriser qc. [mettre en valeur]to highlight sth.
2 Words: Verbs
se chausser [mettre ses chaussures]to put one's shoes on
2 Words: Nouns
allume-feu {m} [papier, brindilles etc. pour mettre le feu au petit bois]tinder [for igniting kindling]
3 Words: Verbs
fin. faire des économies [mettre de l'argent de côté]to save
faire du gâchis [mettre la pagaille]to create havoc
foutre qc. quelque part [fam.] [mettre]to stick sth. somewhere [coll.] [put]
mettre qc. en lumière [mettre en évidence]to highlight sth.
mettre qn. à l'écart [mettre au ban]to ostracise sb. [Br.]
mettre qn. à l'écart [mettre au ban]to ostracize sb. [Am.]
4 Words: Others
mus. à fond la caisse {adv} [fam.] [mettre la musique]at full blast [e.g. music]
5+ Words: Verbs
mettre tout le monde d'accord [mettre fin aux querelles]to put an end to the argument
prendre le mors aux dents [loc.] [s'y mettre avec énergie]to swing into action [idiom]
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