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géogr. Niémen {m} [fleuve]River Neman [also: Nemunas, Nioman, or Memel] [river that rises in central Belarus and flows through Lithuania then along the northern border of Kaliningrad Oblast, Russia's western exclave]
math. théorème {m} de Rolle [aussi : lemme de Rolle]Rolle's theorem [also: Rolle's lemma]
géogr. Saint-Thomas {m} [îles Vierges des États-Unis]Saint Thomas [U.S. Virgin Islands]
petite-cousine {f}second cousin [daughter of one's cousin]
arrière-cousine {f}second cousin [female child of one's cousin]
arrière-cousin {m}second cousin [male child of one's cousin]
petit-cousin {m}second cousin [male child of one's cousin]
géogr. désert {m} de Syrie [situé dans le nord du désert d'Arabie et qui s'étend en Syrie, en Irak et en Jordanie]Syrian Desert
ethn. géogr. Les Gullah {m.pl}The Gullah {pl} [African American ethnic group who predominantly live in the south-eastern Lowcountry region of the U.S.]
géogr. orn. zool. ligne {f} WallaceWallace line [also: Wallace's line]
3 Words: Others
auto à fond la caisse {adv} [fam.] [partir, s'en aller]at breakneck speed
cocu {adj}being cheated on [by one's partner]
Ça gaze ? [Ça va bien ?] [fam.]How's it hanging? [How's it going?] [sl.]
vêt. déguisé {adj} [pour s'amuser]in fancy dress
3 Words: Verbs
tech. se fixer à qc. [s'attacher]to be attached to sth.
être sur le retour [fam.] [loc.] [ne plus être tout jeune]to be past it [coll.] [idiom] [be beyond one's prime]
avoir fort à faire [loc.]to be tied up [idiom] [to have one's hands full]
s'allumer [s'exciter]to be turned on [aroused]
s'activer [s'affairer]to be very busy
se faire du mouron [fam.] [s'inquiéter]to be worried sick [coll.]
faire signe à qn. de faire qc. [avancer, reculer, tourner, s'arrêter]to beckon sb. to do sth.
péter les plombs [loc.]to bust a nut [vulg.] [sl.] [idiom] [lose one's temper]
péter un câble [fam.] [fig.]to bust a nut [vulg.] [sl.] [idiom] [lose one's temper]
sortir de ses gonds [loc.]to bust a nut [vulg.] [sl.] [idiom] [lose one's temper]
comm. vêt. se chausser [s'équiper]to buy one's shoes
se faire face [s'affronter]to confront each other
déguerpir [fam.] [s'enfuir]to do a runner [Br.] [coll.] [idiom]
glander [fam.] [péj.] [s'occuper futilement]to do sod all [vulg.] [pej.] [waste one's time]
se traîner [s'éterniser]to drag on forever
s'entraîner [s'encourager]to encourage each other [e.g. a group of children]
autodéterminer [aussi : s'autodéterminer]to exercise self-determination
s'aplatir contre qc. [fam.] [s'immobiliser]to flatten oneself against sth.
se grouper [s'organiser]to form a group
se comprendre [s'entendre]to get along (well)
se passer de qn./qc. [s'abstenir]to get by without sb./sth.
s'emballer [s'enthousiasmer]to get carried away [by enthusiasm]
se comprendre [s'entendre]to get on (well)
s'accorder [s'entendre]to get on together
se faire à qn./qc. [s'habituer]to get used to sb./sth.
se frapper [fam.] [s'inquiéter]to get worked up [coll.]
énoncer qc. [prononcer]to give voice to sth. [one's thoughts, doubts, etc.]
se faire discret [s'éclipser]to go to ground [Br.]
bondir [s'indigner]to hit the roof [fig.] [coll.]
se payer qc. [fig.] [s'offrir qc.]to indulge oneself in sth.
mil. se découvrir [s'exposer]to leave oneself exposed
s'éclipser [fig.] [s'en aller furtivement]to make oneself scarce [coll.]
s'éterniser [fam.] [s'attarder]to outstay one's welcome
risquer sa peau [fam.]to risk one's skin [idiom] [less frequently for: risk one's neck]
s'enfermer [pour s'isoler]to shut oneself away
s'éterniser [fam.] [s'attarder]to stay for ages
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