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Dictionary French ↔ English: rat's nest of cords

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a rat's nest of cords/cables | rats' nests of cords/cables

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s'avancer dans son travail

to progress in one's work

s'écarter de son devoir

to fail in one's duty

s'enfermer dans son cocon

to withdraw into one's shell

s'expliquer sur son retard

to explain one's late arrival

to see sth. in one's mind's eye [idiom]

to get one's knickers in a twist [Br.] [idiom]

s'entrégorger [fig.] [aussi : entrégorger]

to be at each other's throats

s'acheminer vers qc.

to make one's way to sth. [idiom]

s'acheminer vers qc.

to make one's way towards sth. [idiom]

s'essayer à qc.

to try one's hand at sth. [idiom]

s'insinuer dans qc.

to weasel one's way into sth. [idiom]

s'ouvrir à qn.

to open up one's heart to sb.

Il s'agit de qn./qc.

It's about sb./sth.

pencher la tête [en avant]

to bend one's head forward(s)

cosm. s'épiler les jambes

to remove the hair on one's legs

vêt. s'habiller sur mesure

to have one's clothes made to measure

c'est au tour de qn.

it's sb.'s turn

C'est du déjà vu.

That's yesterday's news. [coll.]

s'abîmer dans ses pensées

to be immersed in one's thoughts

s'attirer la haine de qn.

to earn oneself sb.'s hatred

s'aveugler sur ses défauts

to be blind to one's shortcomings

s'aveugler sur ses possibilités

to be blind to one's limitations

s'effacer du souvenir de qn.

to fade from sb.'s memory

s'en lécher les babines [fam.]

to lick one's chops [coll.]

comm. s'établir à son compte

to set up one's own business

s'incliner devant l'érudition de qn.

to admire sb.'s learning

s'investir dans son travail

to dedicate oneself to one's work

relig. À la grâce de Dieu !

It's in God's hands!

Il s'agit de votre mari.

It's about your husband.

to lean on one's elbows

to make one's way [idiom]

to mend one's ways [idiom]

s'attarder [fig.]

to take one's time

to cut each other's throats

to slit one's (own) throat

to have one's way [idiom]

to bend down one's head

to find one's way about

en s {adj} [aussi : en S]

naut. bateau {m} à vapeur

steamship <SS, s.s.>

entonner l'éloge de qn./qc.

to sing sb.'s/sth.'s praises

s'essayer à faire qc.

to try one's hand at doing sth.

s'évertuer à faire qc.

to try one's best to do sth.

C'est simple comme bonjour. [loc.]

It's child's play. [idiom]

chanter les louanges de qn./qc.

to sing sb.'s/sth.'s praises

littérat. occup. s'affirmer comme un écrivain

to establish one's credentials as a writer

s'enferrer dans des mensonges

to ensnare oneself in one's own lies

éduc. s'incliner devant l'érudition de qn.

to admire sb.'s learning/courage

comm. s'installer à son compte [professionnellement]

to set up one's own business

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