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trop {adv}
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too [excessively]
2 Words: Others
beaucoup trop {adv}excessively [after verb]
de trop {adv}too many
par trop {adv}excessively
par trop {adv} [littéraire]far too
trop curieux {adj}nosey [coll.]
trop curieux {adj}nosy [coll.]
trop de {adv}too many
trop de {adv}too much
trop gentil {adj}soft [slightly pej.] [(too) nice]
trop parfumé {adj} [personne]wearing too much perfume
trop tardivement {adv}too late
trop zélé {adj}overeager
trop zélé {adj}overzealous
2 Words: Verbs
trop compenserto overcompensate
trop compenser qc.to overcompensate for sth.
2 Words: Nouns
tech. trop-plein {m}overflow (pipe)
trop-plein {m} [excès]excess
3 Words: Others
bien trop facilement {adv}all too easily
bien trop facilement {adv}far too easily
bien trop facilement {adv}way too easily
C'est trop cher.It's too expensive.
C'est trop demander.That's asking too much.
C'était trop tard.It was too late.
depuis trop longtemps {adv}for too long
trop de mondetoo many people
3 Words: Verbs
avoir trop buto have drunk too much
avoir trop chaudto be hot [feel hot, high in temperature]
en faire tropto overact
être trop lourdto be overweight
être trop modesteto hide one's light under a bushel [idiom]
être trop pour qn.to be too much for sb.
exiger trop de qn./qc.to overwhelm sb./sth. [demand too much]
exiger trop de qn./qc.to ask too much of sb./sth.
exiger trop de qn./qc.to demand too much of sb./sth.
exiger trop de qn./qc.to expect too much of sb./sth.
pousser qc. trop lointo push sth. too far
viser trop haut [fig.]to set one's sights too high
3 Words: Nouns
trafic épingle {f} trop serrée [fam.]very tight hair-pin bend
4 Words: Others
C'est trop cool !That's real cool!
C'est trop de tracas.It's too much bother. [idiom]
fin. C'est vraiment trop cher.It's impossibly expensive.
sans trop de peine {adv}without too much difficulty
Vous êtes trop gentil.You are too kind.
4 Words: Verbs
chercher trop à plaireto try too hard to be liked
en demander trop à qn.to ask too much of sb.
être (trop) indulgent envers qn.to be (too) soft on sb. [indulgent]
exiger trop peu de qn./sth.to demand too little from sb./sth.
se réveiller trop tardto oversleep
trop compenser qc. en faisant qc.to overcompensate for sth. by doing sth.
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