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French-English translation for: breath taking smell
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auto rouler plein pot [fam.]to drive at breath-taking speed
emportant {adj} {pres-p}taking
prenant {adj} {pres-p}taking
bot. hort. bouturage {m}taking of cuttings
se déroulant {adj} {pres-p}taking place
méd. prélèvement {m} sanguinblood taking
méd. pharm. absorption {f} [de nourriture, médicament]taking
dr. enregistrement {m} [de commande]taking down
pol. récupération {f} [de mouvement]taking over
dr. prise {f} d'otagehostage-taking
méd. prélèvement {m} de sangblood taking
prise {f} de congétaking leave
prise {f} de risquerisk-taking
méd. prise {f} de sangblood taking
adieux {m.pl} [action]leave-taking {sg} [act]
hébergement {m} [d'un réfugié]taking in
dr. prise {f} d'otagestaking of hostages
relevé {m} [action de noter]taking down [noting]
méd. prélèvement {m} sanguintaking of a blood sample
dr. prise {f} d'otagetaking of a hostage
dr. prise {f} d'otagetaking of the hostage
sociol. tourisme juilletistes {m.pl} [aussi : juillettistes]people taking holiday in July
compte tenu de qc. {adv}taking sth. into account
méd. prélèvement {m} de sangtaking of a blood sample
méd. prise {f} de sangtaking of a blood sample
compte tenu de ceci {adv}taking this into account
avoir le goût du risqueto like taking risks
ne pas être à négligerto be worth taking into account
Les choses suivent tranquillement leur cours.Things are quietly taking their course.
méd. auto-prise {f} en charge pour la santétaking care of one's health
haleine {f}breath
souffle {m}breath
C'est quand tu veux ! [ironique] [fam.] [loc.]You're taking your time! [coll.] [idiom]
dent. méd. mauvaise haleine {f}bad breath
odeur {f}smell
mil. quadrillage {m} de la ville par l'arméetaking of control of the town by the army
dent. méd. mauvaise haleine {f}smelly breath [coll.]
souffle {m} vitalbreath of life
reprendre son souffleto draw breath
méd. anosmie {f}smell blindness
puanteur {f}bad smell
sentir mauvaisto smell
sans compter que {conj} [en laissant de côté le fait que]without taking into account the fact that
s'essoufflerto get out of breath
soufflerto get one's breath back
empester l'alcoolto have alcoholic breath
être essouffléto be out of breath
être essoufléto be out of breath
dent. méd. avoir mauvaise haleineto have bad breath
manque {m} de souffleshortness of breath
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