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FREN Sem 1 - Trans

FrenchEnglish
malicieux mischevious
la direction management
extra (adj). delicious
c'est un original someone who is odd, eccentric / an oddball / one of a kind
achever to complete
injurier to insult
relaxé (au sens légal) to be let go
adversaire opponent
la grande surface big supermarket
régulière above board, legal
irregulière dodgy, shady
traiter de to insult/call names
le transit digestion
bobos (bourgeouis bohême) a champagne socialist
brut (alcool) sparkling (alcohol)
fin de mois payday
un feuillet page
un signe a character (of text)
une disquette floppy disk
épreuves mistakes
un logiciel software
la pente savonneuse slippery slope
un tournure sentence structure
avoir de la gueule to impress
joufflu(e) chubby
surgelé frozen
les aïeules grandparents
une verrine shot glass
étancher sa soif put a stop to
avoir la bougeotte have the itch
déplacement business trip
fouiner stick your nose into
éprouvette test tube
un pataquès unintelligible speech
le dirlo boss
une prime a bonus
palmipède web-footed
l'habit vert (de l'Académie Française) the uniform of the French academy (green frock coat)
sourciller frown
être verni to be lucky
déconner to say stupid things/act stupid
charrier to exaggerate/mock (familier)
un mouchard a snitch
se foutre to take the piss out of someone
se cramponner hold tight
bousiller to ruin, destroy
une clope cigarette
se pourrir (la vie) to ruin your life
se taire to shut up/become quiet
se brancher to connect to (online)
bouffer to eat
un dégueulasse a gross, manky, dirty, person/thing (perjorative)
le cochon pig (dirty person)
le corniaud imbecile, idiot
crécher to live in, reside
-asse -suffix used for something feminine that is unpleasant (in a pejorative way)
-aud -suffix used for something masculine that is unpleasant (in a pejorative way)
PSA French car group
tourner à plein régime operate at full capacity
un pâté d'alouette skylark pie (hogwash? something false, made up, absurd)
un bénéfice profit
être aux manettes be at the controls
pantoufler switch from the public to the private sector
un aléa a twist of fate, a risk, a contingency
ça n'a pas traîné it did not last
se faire chier to be bored
en avoir chier to find it hard
grogner to moan, complain
la panoplie outfit, costume
lésiner to skimp on
melanger la chèvre et le chou to sit on the fence
trancher to give a clear yes/no
pouce en bas frowning in disapproval
comme quoi it goes to show
l'habit ne fait pas le moine appearances can be deceptive/can't judge a book by its cover
les absents ont toujours tort the absent party is always to blame
il ne faut pas mélanger les torchons et les serviettes sort the sheep from the goats
les bons comptes font les bons amis insist on paying your debts
l'appétit vient en mangeant the more you get (eat) the more you want
courir deux lièvres à la fois to have your fingers in more than one pie
le monde appartient à ceux qui se lèvent tôt the early bird gets the worm
les actes valent plus que les paroles actions speak louder than words
faire d'une pierre deux coups kill two birds with one stone
qui ne risque rien, n'a rien no risk, no reward
manger de la vache enragée to go through hard times
mettre la charrue devant les boeufs to put the cart before the horses
appeler un chat un chat to call a spade a spade
il est très 'cash' he's very frank/he says things how they are
être comme un coq en pâte happy as a lark
quand les poules auront les dents when pigs fly
être dans de beaux draps to be in dire straits/in a pickle
déshabiller Pierre pour habiller Paul rob Peter to pay Paul
en avoir gros sur la patate be down in the dumps/to have a heavy heart
donner sa langue au chat to give up
t'as perdu ta langue cat got your tongue?
jeter l'éponge throw in the towel
chambrer to chill in the fridge
Méninges brain
Calibré aimed
Verser to pay in
éplucher to dissect
quelle mouche t’a piqué what’s gotten into you
Règle standard
Autrefois back in the day
notices instructions
acamédicien member of the French Academy
habit vert someone who wear french academy attire
procès verbal official report
virus du voyage travel bug
PV Report
numéro act/charm
interloqué taken aback
dingue lunatic
sape Clothes
D’antan years ago
attirail equipment
mamie grandma
au mois At least
c’est alors que that is when
cocottes casserole dish
soupière tureen
Poussin young chick
Forfait flat rate
abattement fiscal tax allowance
droits d’auteur royalties
goûters dominicaux sunday supper
perfidement treachorously
encre ink
manuels scolaires school textbooks
je persiste et je signe I’m sticking to my guns/that’s final
taper à la machine to typewrite
Noms composés double barrelled names
rude coup heavy blow
Revalorisation increase
tirer avantage to take advantage
faire crac-crac to make love
sermonner to lecture
chef d’état major des armées chief of staff
FMI international monetary fund
PIB GDP
Tirer les oreilles à to tell off
réservoir gas tank
le galonné striper/naval officer
facosphère international network of fascist movements
Pantoufler to switch from private to public sector
casuistique clever
éditeur publisher
corriger des épreuves to proofread
Finement cleverly
Signe character
trancher to resolve
Truquer rigged
bocaux bowls
Sans sourciller raising an eyebrow
Ça va démenager Things are about to shake up
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