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French-English translation for: pousse café
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NOUN   le pousse-café | les pousse-café/les pousse-cafés
cuis. pousse-café {m} [fam.] [digestif]liqueur
Partial Matches
pousse-pousse {m} [rickshaw]rickshaw
bot. pousse {f}shoot
poussé {adj} [discussion]extensive
auto tech. poussé {adj} [moteur]modified
auto poussé {adj} [moteur]souped up [coll.] [modified]
pousse {f} [croissance]growth
pousse {f} [fig.]offshoot
dr. interrogatoire {m} pousségrilling [coll.] [intensive interrogation]
poussé {adj} [étude, enquête]exhaustive [thorough]
poussé {adj} [étude, enquête]thorough
dr. pousse-au-crime {m}abetter to a crime
film F Pousse-toi, chérieMove Over, Darling [Michael Gordon]
poussé {adj} [formation, études, technologie]advanced
être un peu poussé [loc.]to be a bit forced
être un peu poussé [loc.]to go a bit too far
cuis. café {m}coffee
café {m} [établissement]café
café {m} [établissement]cafe
café {m} [établissement]coffee bar [Br.]
cuis. café {m} allongélungo [espresso diluted with water, but not as much as an Americano]
cuis. café {m} americanoAmericano [espresso with increased amount of water]
cuis. café {m} crèmewhite coffee [when ordering in café] [Br.]
cuis. café {m} expressoespresso coffee
cuis. café {m} filtrefilter coffee
cuis. café {m} frappéiced coffee
cuis. café {m} glacéiced café
cuis. café {m} glacéiced coffee
cuis. café {m} instantanéinstant coffee
cuis. café {m} liégeois[French cold dessert made from lightly sweetened coffee, coffee-flavoured ice cream and chantilly cream]
cuis. café {m} mouluground coffee
cuis. café {m} noirblack coffee
cuis. café {m} noisettemachiatto [coffee with just a drop of milk]
cuis. café {m} serréstrong coffee
cuis. café {m} solubleinstant coffee
cuis. café {m} solublesoluble coffee
cuis. café {m} torréfiéroasted coffee
cuis. café {m} viennoisVienna coffee [coffee with whipped cream]
café-restaurant {m}coffee shop
théâtre café-théâtre {m}cabaret [performance venue]
pause-café {f}coffee break
cuis. VocVoy. café {m} nature [rare]coffee without sugar or milk
cuis. faire du caféto brew coffee
cuis. faire du caféto make coffee
cuis. faire du caféto percolate coffee
cuis. faire du caféto perk coffee [coll.] [percolate]
cuis. passer du caféto brew coffee
cuis. bol {m} de cafébowl of coffee
cuis. café {m} au laitcoffee with milk
cuis. café {m} au laitwhite coffee [Br.]
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