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French-English translation for: ¡Sé
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se beurrer [fam.]to get plastered [coll.] [drunk]
se bidonner [fam.]to fall about laughing [coll.]
se biturer [aussi : bitturer] [fam.]to booze [coll.]
se biturer [aussi : bitturer] [fam.]to tipple
se biturer [aussi : bitturer] [fam.]to be on the sauce [booze] [coll.]
méd. se blesserto hurt oneself
méd. se blesserto injure oneself
se blottirto snuggle up
se bonifierto improve
se botterto put one's boots on
se bouclerto curl
se bouderto not to be on speaking terms
se bousculer [se heurter]to bump into each other
vêt. se boutonnerto button up
se branler [vulg.] [se masturber]to wank [esp. Br.] [vulg.] [masturbate]
se briser [amitié]to fall apart [friendship]
se briser [espoir, rêve]to be shattered
se briser [vitre, os]to break
se brosserto brush oneself
se brouiller [idées]to get muddled up [ideas, words]
se brûlerto burn oneself
se cabrer [personne]to bridle
se cabrer [personne]to jib
se cacherto hide (oneself)
se cacher [soleil]to disappear
se cacher [temporairement]to go into hiding
se cadenasser [fig.]to close one's mind [fig.]
se cailler [sang, lait, etc.]to clot
se cailler [sang, lait, etc.]to coagulate
se cailler [sang, lait, etc.]to congeal
se cailler [sang, lait, etc.]to curdle
se calcinerto be scorched
cuis. se calcinerto burn to a crisp
se caler [s'installer]to settle
se caleterto scarper [coll.]
se calmerto settle [calm down]
se calmer [ardeur, désir]to cool (down) [zeal, desire]
se calmer [débat, discussion]to quiet down [Am.]
se calmer [débat, discussion]to quieten down [Br.]
se calmer [douleur, mal]to ease
se calmer [douleur, mal]to wear off
se calmer [éléments, tempête, révolte, passions, colère]to die down
se calmer [inquiétude, crainte]to subside [quiet down]
se calmer [mécontentement, protestation]to blow over [subside]
se calmer [personne, foule, situation]to calm down
se calmer [tempête, pluie]to slacken
météo. se calmer [tempête]relent
météo. se calmer [tempête]to moderate
se calterto scarper [coll.]
se cambrerto arch one's back
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