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franchement {adv} [parler, s'exprimer]
5
frankly
dr. [jury qui décide s'il y a motif à inculpation]grand jury [Am.]
cocu {adj}being cheated on [by one's partner]
commis {adj} {past-p} [attentat, meurtre]committed [murder or attempt on sb.'s life]
consécutif {adj} [qui s'ensuit]consequential [resulting]
vêt. déguisé {adj} [pour s'amuser]in fancy dress
en {prep} [lieu  l'on va]to [place where one's going]
franchement {adv} [parler, s'exprimer]openly
hermétiquement {adv} [s'exprimer]abstrusely
méd. mongolien {adj} [vieux] [péj.] [trisomique]mongoloid [dated] [péj.] [with Down's syndrome]
profondément {adv} [creuser, pénétrer, s'enfoncer]deeply
pschitt [bruit de gaz qui s'échappe]hiss
vivement {adv} [s'intéresser]keenly
volontairement {adv}voluntarily [of one's own free will]
Verbs
bourse fin. placer qc. [son argent]
3
to invest sth. [one's money]
crouler [s'effondrer]
2
to collapse [building]
s'accroupir
2
to squat [go down on one's haunches]
agacer qn.to bug sb. [coll.] [get on sb.'s nerves]
asticoter qn. [fam.]to bug sb. [coll.] [get on sb.'s nerves]
autodéterminer [aussi : s'autodéterminer]to exercise self-determination
barboter [s'agiter dans l'eau]to splash around [in a pool etc.]
bondir [s'indigner]to react furiously
bondir [s'indigner]to hit the roof [fig.] [coll.]
clamer qc. [innocence]to maintain sth. [e.g. one's innocence]
décrocher [cesser de s'intéresser] [fam.]to switch off [Br.]
décrocher [cesser de s'intéresser] [fam.]to tune out [Am.]
défiler [s'additionner]to add up [minutes]
déglinguer qc. [fam.]to louse up sth. [coll.] [spoil or ruin sth., e.g. sb.'s life]
déguerpir [fam.] [s'enfuir]to scarper [Br.] [coll.] [flee]
déguerpir [fam.] [s'enfuir]to clear off [coll.] [flee]
déguerpir [fam.] [s'enfuir]to clear out [Am.] [coll.] [flee]
déserterto desert [from the military, one's duties etc.]
mil. déserter [s'absenter sans permission]to go AWOL
ébouriffer qc. [cheveux, etc.]to dishevel sth. [sb.'s hair]
encroûter [aussi : fig.] [aussi : encrouter ou s'encroûter]to get in a rut [also fig.]
encroûter [aussi : fig.] [aussi : encrouter ou s'encroûter]to be stuck in a groove [also fig.]
énerver qn.to bug sb. [coll.] [get on sb.'s nerves]
énoncer qc. [prononcer]to give voice to sth. [one's thoughts, doubts, etc.]
entarter qn.to pie sb. [throw a custard pie in sb.'s face]
glander [fam.] [péj.] [s'occuper futilement]to bum around [vulg.] [pej.] [waste one's time]
glander [fam.] [péj.] [s'occuper futilement]to fart about [vulg.] [pej.] [waste one's time]
glander [fam.] [péj.] [s'occuper futilement]to piss around [vulg.] [pej.] [waste one's time]
glander [fam.] [péj.] [s'occuper futilement]to screw around [vulg.] [pej.] [waste one's time]
glander [fam.] [péj.] [s'occuper futilement]to do sod all [vulg.] [pej.] [waste one's time]
grandir [bruit: s'intensifier]to grow louder
intriguer qn.to intrigue sb. [arouse sb.'s curiosity]
piétiner [fig.]to tread water [fig.] [idiom] [not to get on (with one's plans etc.)]
prendre [s'enflammer]to catch [fire]
naut. tech. radouber qc. [navire]to repair sth. [ship's hull]
sport rafler qc. [fam.] [médaille]to walk off with sth. [e.g. winner's medal]
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