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French-English translation for: to mug sb off
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dépouiller qn.to mug sb. [coll.]
agresser qn. [pour voler]to mug sb.
cuis. mug {m} [grande tasse]mug
dr. commettre une agression contre qn. [pour voler]to mug sb.
prendre qn. pour un pigeon [loc.]to take sb. for a mug [idiom]
couper qn. de qn./qc.to cut sb. off from sb./sth.
emmener qn.to march sb. off
fin. dédommager qn.to pay sb. off
repousser qn.to brush sb. off
chapitrer qn.to tell sb. off
rancarder qn.to tip sb. off
entraîner qn.to carry sb. off
effrayer qn. [rebuter]to put sb. off
disputer qn. [fam.]to tell sb. off
fin. désintéresser qn. [créancier]to pay off sb.
engueuler qn. [fam.]to tell sb. off
rebuter qn.to turn sb. off [disgust]
exaspérer qn.to piss sb. off [vulg.]
retourner qn.to throw sb. off (balance)
dérouter qn.to throw sb. off (balance)
décourager qn.to put sb. off [discourage]
descendre qn. [fam.]to bump sb. off [coll.]
énerver qn.to hack sb. off [Br.] [coll.]
vêt. déchausser qn.to take sb.'s shoes off
faire basculer qn.to knock sb. off balance
perturber qn.to throw sb. off balance [fig.]
envoyer balader qn. [fam.]to fob sb. off
énerver qn.to tee sb. off [coll.] [annoy]
occup. licencier qn.to take sb. off the payroll
zigouiller qn. [fam.]to off sb. [Am.] [coll.]
attraper qn. [réprimander] [fam.]to tell sb. off
éclipser qn.to knock spots off sb. [idiom]
agacer qn.to hack sb. off [Br.] [coll.]
ratatiner qn. [fam.]to bump sb. off [coll.]
gronder qn. [élève, enfant]to tell sb. off
zigouiller qn. [fam.]to bump sb. off [coll.]
étonner qn. [surprendre]to catch sb. off guard [idiom]
emporter qn./qc. [blessé]to carry off sb./sth.
séduire qn.to charm the pants off sb. [idiom]
déposer qn.to drop sb. off [from a vehicle]
liquider qn. [fam.]to knock sb. off [coll.] [kill]
rebuter qn.to put sb. off [e.g. difficulty]
emporter qn. [maladie]to carry off sb. [to cause to die]
refroidir qn. [fam.] [tuer]to bump sb. off [coll.]
dégoûter qn. de qc.to put sb. off sth.
fin. vivre aux dépens de qn.to live off sb.
arnaquer qn. [fam.]to rip off sb. [coll.] [cheat]
arnaquer qn. [fam.]to rip sb. off [coll.] [cheat]
baiser qn. [tromper] [vulg.]to rip sb. off [coll.]
occup. débaucher qn. [licencier]to lay sb. off [make redundant]
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