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French-English translation for: S��o
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Dictionary French English: S��o

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retenir ses émotionsto keep one's emotions in
avoir les yeux ouverts [être attentif]to keep one's eyes open
garder les yeux ouverts [être attentif]to keep one's eyes open
rester attentifto keep one's eyes peeled [idiom]
rester attentifto keep one's eyes skinned [idiom]
rester vigilantto keep one's eyes skinned [idiom]
croiser les doigts [aussi fig.] [pour que ça réussisse]to keep one's fingers crossed [also fig.]
être sur le qui-vive [loc.]to keep one's guard up
garder la mainto keep one's hand in
garder les mains libresto keep one's hands free
faire le dos rond [fig.]to keep one's head down [also fig.]
avoir l'œil à qc.to keep one's mind on sth.
écraser [ne pas protester]to keep one's mouth shut
se tenir peinard [fam.] [loc.]to keep one's nose clean [coll.] [idiom] [stay out of trouble]
être paré [loc.]to keep one's powder dry [idiom]
tenir sa promesse à qn.to keep one's promise to sb.
écarter qn.to keep sb. at arm's length
tenir qn. à distanceto keep sb. at arm's length [idiom]
conserver qc. par-devers soito keep sth. in one's possession
garder qc. par-devers soito keep sth. in one's possession
méd. garder le lit [fig.]to keep to one's bed [because of an illness]
garder courageto keep up one's courage
surveiller les mouvements de qn.to keep watch on sb.'s movements
s'en mordre les doigts [loc.]to kick oneself over it [idiom]
se défoulerto kick up one's heels [coll.]
s'embrasser [avec des baisers] (sur qc.)to kiss (each other) (on sth.)
frapper à la porte de qn.to knock at sb.'s door
cuis. s'enfiler une boissonto knock back a drink
savoir s'y prendre avec qc.to know how to handle sth. [e.g. students]
connaître ses limitesto know one's (own) limitations
se tordre de rireto laugh one's head off [fig.] [idiom]
rire à gorge déployée [loc.]to laugh one's head off [idiom]
rire sous cape [loc.]to laugh up one's sleeve [idiom]
rire dans sa barbe [loc.]to laugh up one's sleeve [idiom]
mil. s'élancer à l'assaut (de qn./qc.)to launch an assault (on sb./sth.)
s'embarquer dans des explications [fig.] [fam.]to launch into an explanation [fig.]
mil. jeter les armesto lay down one's arms
mil. poser les armesto lay down one's arms
mil. rendre les armesto lay down one's arms
armes mil. mettre bas les armes [se rendre]to lay down one's arms
mil. déposer les armes [fig.]to lay down one's arms [fig.]
poser ses conditionsto lay down one's conditions
s'assommer [fam.] [se battre]to lay into each other [coll.]
mettre le grappin sur qn./qc. [fig.]to lay one's hands on sb./sth. [coll.]
s'exposer à qc. [poursuites, critiques, représailles]to lay oneself open to sth.
vivre sa vieto lead one's own life
s'accouderto lean on one's elbows
s'accouder à qc.to lean one's elbows on sth.
se lever précipitammentto leap to one's feet
se lever d'un bondto leap to one's feet
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