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'arse' a une référence dans l'entrée 'ass'. Il se trouve dans une ou plusieurs des lignes ci-dessous.'arse' is cross-referenced with 'ass'. It is in one or more of the lines below. WordReference English-French Dictionary © 2024: Principales traductions |
arse n | UK, vulgar, slang (buttocks) (familier) | cul nm |
| I slipped in the mud and fell on my arse. |
arse, arsehole n | UK, vulgar, slang (rectum) (familier) | cul nm |
arse n | UK, figurative, pejorative, slang (stupid or contemptible person) (familier) | con, conne nm, nf |
| Rick apologised to Debra for being an arse. |
WordReference English-French Dictionary © 2024: Principales traductions |
ass (US), arse (UK) n | vulgar, slang (person's bottom, buttocks) (argot, vulgaire) | cul, derche nm |
| | fesses nfpl |
| (légèrement familier) | derrière, popotin, arrière-train nm |
| (argot, jeune) | boule nm |
| After falling down, he had mud on his ass. |
| Après sa chute, il avait de la boue au cul. |
| Après sa chute, il avait de la boue aux fesses. |
| Après sa chute, il avait de la boue à l'arrière-train. |
ass (US), arse (UK) n | pejorative, vulgar, figurative, slang (person: rude) (argot, vulgaire) | trou du cul nm |
| (vulgaire) | connard nm |
| (vulgaire) | sale con, pauvre con nm |
| Lisa thinks that her boss is an ass. |
| Lisa pense que son patron est un trou du cul. |
ass n | figurative, pejorative, slang (person: foolish) (familier) | crétin, crétine nm, nf |
| | idiot, idiote nm, nf |
| | to make an ass of yourself : se ridiculiser⇒ v pron |
| John was dancing on the table and made an ass of himself. |
| John dansait sur la table et passait pour un crétin. |
| John s'est ridiculisé en dansant sur la table. |
ass n | (animal: donkey) (animal) | âne nm |
| The travellers led an ass through the valley. |
| Les voyageurs traversaient la vallée avec un âne. |
ass (US), arse (UK) n | vulgar, slang (asshole: rectum) (argot, vulgaire) | cul nm |
Traductions supplémentaires |
ass, -ass adv | US, slang, used after adjective (intensifier) | complètement adv |
| (populaire) | vachement adv |
| I'm not getting involved in your crazy ass scheme. | | That is a big ass house! |
WordReference English-French Dictionary © 2024: Verbes à particule arse | ass |
arse about, arse around vi phrasal | UK, vulgar, slang (behave in a frivolous way) (familier) | déconner⇒ vi |
WordReference English-French Dictionary © 2024: Formes composées arse | ass |
arse-licker n | UK, figurative, pejorative, vulgar, slang (servile person, flatterer) (familier, péjoratif) | lèche-cul nmf inv |
ass cheek (US), arse cheek (UK) n | usually plural, vulgar, slang (buttock) | fesse nf |
ass-end (US), arse-end (UK) n | vulgar, informal (furthest part of a place) (d'un lieu) | arrière nm |
| (très familier : d'une région) | trou du cul (de [qch]) nm |
ass-end (US), arse-end (UK) n | vulgar, informal (most unpleasant part of [sth]) | fin nf |
ass-kisser (US), ass-licker (US), arse-kisser (UK), arse-licker (UK) n | figurative, vulgar, slang (person: sycophantic) (très familier) | lèche-cul nmf inv |
| (familier) | lèche-bottes nmf inv |
| He was only promoted because he's such an ass-kisser. |
ass-kissing, ass-licking (US), arse-kissing, arse-licking (UK) n | figurative, vulgar, slang (being obsequious, seeking favor) (familier) | lèche nf |
ass-kissing, ass-licking (US), arse-kissing, arse-licking (UK) adj | figurative, vulgar, slang (obsequious) (familier) | lèche-bottes nmf inv |
| (très familier) | lèche-cul nmf inv |
asswipe (US), ass-wipe (US), arse wipe (UK), arse wipe (UK) n | vulgar, slang (unpleasant person) (familier) | con, conne nm, nf |
come back to bite you in the ass (US), come back to bite you in the arse (UK) v expr | vulgar, figurative, slang (cause problems later) (vulgaire) | se retourner contre [qqn] v pron + prép |
| (très familier) | retomber sur la gueule de [qqn] loc v |
| (changement de sujet) | regretter⇒ vtr |
get off your arse v expr | UK, vulgar, slang (stop being lazy, take action) (très familier, vulgaire) | se bouger le cul v pron |
| (familier) | se remuer⇒ v pron |
kiss ass (US), kiss arse (UK) v expr | vulgar, slang (creep, toady) (vulgaire) | lécher le cul de [qqn] loc v |
| (familier) | faire de la lèche (à [qqn]) loc v |
my arse! interj | UK, vulgar, slang (I don't believe that) (familier, vulgaire) | mon cul ! interj |
| "Danny's in bed with the flu." "Flu my arse! He's avoiding work again. |
pain in the ass (US), pain in the arse (UK) n | vulgar, figurative, slang (source of annoyance) (personne : argot, vulgaire) | emmerdeur, emmerdeuse nm, nf |
| (personne : vulgaire) | casse-couilles nmf inv |
| My boss is always looking over my shoulder and is starting to become a real pain in the ass. |
| (chose, personne : vulgaire) | chiant, casse-couilles adj |
| (chose, personne : familier) | gonflant adj |
| (personne : vulgaire) | chieur, chieuse nm, nf |
| (personne, chose : familier) | casse-pieds nmf inv, adj inv |
| Ça devient vraiment chiant (or: casse-couilles) d'avoir le chef tout le temps derrière mon dos ! |
| Ça devient vraiment gonflant d'avoir le chef tout le temps derrière mon dos ! |
| Ça devient vraiment casse-pieds d'avoir le chef tout le temps derrière mon dos ! |
smart-ass, smartass, smart ass (US), smart-arse, smartarse, smart arse (UK) n | pejorative, vulgar, slang (arrogant person) (familier) | Monsieur je-sais-tout, Madame je-sais-tout nm, nf |
| | petit futé, petit malin nm |
| If we invite that smart-ass, he'll just spoil the party. |
| Si on invite ce Monsieur je-sais-tout, il va gâcher la fête. |
smart-ass, smartass, smart ass (US), smart-arse, smartarse, smart arse (UK) n as adj | pejorative, vulgar, slang (person: know-it-all, arrogant) | impertinent adj |
| | trop sûr de lui loc adj |
| My smartass brother is always giving me unhelpful advice. |
smart-ass (US), smartass, smart ass, smart-arse (UK), smartarse, smart arse n as adj | slang, pejorative, vulgar (comment, reply: arrogant, clever) | impertinent adj |
| When Tia's father asked why she was home so late, she gave a smartass reply, so he grounded her. |
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