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French-English translation for: The fur flies
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extérieurement {adv} [au dehors]from the exterior
extérieurement {adv} [au dehors]from the outside
cuis. fondant {adj} [bonbon]melt-in-the-mouth
géogr. girondin {adj} [économie, vignoble]of the Gironde
incorrigible {adj}dyed-in-the-wool [fig.]
loufoque {adj} [fam.]off-the-wall [coll.]
modéré {adj}middle-of-the-road [moderate]
hist. moyenâgeux {adj}from the Middle Ages [postpos.]
opportunément {adv}at the right time [idiom]
riverain {adj} [maison, propriété]bordering the street
fin. solvable {adj} [personne]in the black [fig.]
spontanément {adv}off the cuff [idiom] [spontaneously]
aviat. amerrirto come down on the sea
bavarderto chew the fat [coll.] [idiom]
bavarderto chew the rag [coll.] [idiom]
bonimenterto give the sales spiel [coll.]
fin. boursicoterto dabble in the stock market
anat. biol. méd. déféquerto answer the call of nature
auto démarrer [véhicule]to hit the road [coll.]
désarmer [personne]to give up the fight
écumerto foam at the mouth [literally]
écumerto froth at the mouth [literally]
naut. fuir [navire]to sail into the distance
lézarder [fam.]to bask in the sun
piaffer [cheval]to paw the ground [horse]
auto piler [conducteur]to slam on the brakes
fin. jeux relancer [au poker]to raise the stakes
s'amenderto change for the better
s'effondrerto slump (to the ground)
armes mil. siffler [projectile]to whistle through the air
agnafe {f} [suisse]box on the ear
agnafe {f} [suisse]slap in the face
géogr. Auvergnate {f}person from the Auvergne [female]
éduc. bachelier {m}holder of the (French) baccalaureate
géogr. Béarnais {f}person from the Béarn [female]
beigne {f} [fam.]box on the ear
beigne {f} [fam.]slap in the face
ethn. géogr. Camarguaise {f}person from the Camargue [female]
géogr. Champenois {m}person from the Champagne region
mil. pol. coalisée {f}member of the coalition [female]
escapade {f}bit on the side [coll.]
frilosité {f} [littéraire]sensitivity to the cold
frontalier {m}person living near the border
méd. hospitalisation {f} [admission]admission to the hospital
méd. hydrocéphalie {f}water on the brain [hydrocephalus]
l'azur {m} [littéraire]the blue sky
dr. l'inculpée {f}the accused (person) [female]
dr. maréchaussée {f} [hum.]guardian of the law
népotisme {m}jobs for the boys [coll.]
éduc. normalien {m}student of the Ecole Normale
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