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manquer d'expérienceto lack experience
manquer d'expérienceto lacking in experience
manquer d'organisationto lack organisation [Br.]
manquer d'organisationto lack organization [Am.]
méd. opérer qn. d'urgenceto give sb. emergency surgery
pâlir d'envieto go green with envy [fig.] [idiom]
parler d'abondance [littéraire] [loc.]to speak at great length
payer d'audaceto brazen out
périr d'ennui [loc.]to die of boredom [idiom]
pétiller d'espritto sparkle with wit
piaffer d'impatienceto be champing at the bit [idiom] [fig.]
piétiner d'impatienceto seethe with impatience
piétiner d'impatienceto hop up and down with impatience
pleurer d'attendrissementto be moved to tears
prêcher d'exemple [loc.]to practice what one preaches [idiom]
prendre qc. d'assaut [aussi fig.]to take sth. by storm [also fig.: sb.'s heart, the audience, etc.]
mil. prendre qc. d'assaut [ville, forteresse]to carry sth. by storm
prescrire qc. d'avanceto preordain sth.
presser qn. d'agirto press sb. for action
redoubler d'ardeurto try twice as hard
redoubler d'effortsto work twice as hard
refuser d'agirto refuse to act
refuser d'agirto refuse to take action
équi. refuser d'avancer [cheval]to capriole
refuser d'honorer qc. [treaty, contract, obligation]to repudiate sth.
fin. regorger d'argentto be rolling in money
remplir qn. d'admirationto fill sb. with admiration
remplir qn. d'aise [fig.]to delight sb.
remplir qn. d'amertumeto embitter sb.
remplir qn. d'effroito fill sb. with dread
rosser qn. d'importance [vieilli]to beat sb. soundly
s'abrutir d'alcoolto drink oneself silly
s'abrutir d'alcoolto drink oneself stupid
cosm. s'enduire d'huileto oil oneself
s'entourer d'amisto surround oneself with friends
s'imbiber d'alcool [fam.]to get plastered [sl.]
s'imbiber d'alcool [fam.]to get liquored up [esp. Am.] [coll.]
s'imbiber d'alcool [fam.]to hit the sauce [sl.] [get really drunk]
s'imprégner d'eauto soak up water
saliver d'impatience [loc.]to seethe with impatience [idiom]
sortir qn. d'affaireto get sb. out of trouble
sortir qn. d'affaireto get sb. out of a spot [idiom]
méd. souffrir d'acouphènesto suffer from tinnitus
méd. souffrir d'insomnieto suffer from insomnia
tambouriner d'impatienceto drum one's fingers impatiently
tirer qn. d'affaireto put sb. in the clear
fin. tirer qn. d'embarrasto help sb. out financially
tirer qn. d'embarrasto get sb. out of a difficult situation
tirer qn. d'embarras [situation délicate]to get sb. out of a difficult situation
tomber d'accordto come to an agreement
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