beer gut no Dicionário de Francês-Inglês da Oxford-Hachette

Traduções para beer gut no dicionário inglês»francês

beer gut SUBST coloq

beer gut

brioche f coloq (de buveur de bière)

Traduções para beer gut no dicionário inglês»francês

I.gut [Brit ɡʌt, americ ɡət] SUBST

1. gut (abdomen, belly):

gut coloq

bide m coloq

he was shot in the gut

on lui a tiré dans le bide coloq

2. gut ANAT (intestine):

gut

intestin m

3. gut atrib (instinctive, basic):

gut feeling, nationalism, reaction

viscéral, instinctif/-ive

gut instinct

premier/-ière

it's a gut issue

c'est une question de tripes coloq

my gut feeling is that …

je pense instinctivement que …

4. gut americ:

gut ESCOLAR, UNIV

facile

gut ESCOLAR, UNIV

fastoche coloq

5. gut (for racket, bow):

gut

boyau m

II.guts SUBST subst pl

1. guts coloq fpl:

guts (insides) (of human)

tripes coloq

guts (of animal)

entrailles fpl

guts (of building)

entrailles fpl

guts (of machine)

rouages mpl

to have a pain in one's guts

avoir mal au bide coloq

2. guts (courage):

guts

cran m coloq

to have the guts to do sth

avoir le cran de faire qc coloq

he's a president with guts

c'est un président qui a du cran coloq

III.gut <Part pres gutting; Pret imperf, Part perf gutted> [Brit ɡʌt, americ ɡət] VERBO trans

1. gut CULIN:

gut fish, animal

vider

2. gut (destroy):

gut fire: building

ravager

gut looters: shop

saccager

3. gut (strip):

we gutted the house

nous avons tout refait dans la maison

IV.gutted ADJ

gutted Brit coloq:

gutted

abattu, découragé, dégoûté

he was gutted

ça lui a fichu un coup coloq

V.gut [Brit ɡʌt, americ ɡət]

to hate sb's guts calão

ne pas pouvoir blairer qn calão

to work one's guts calão out

se crever le cul au boulot calão

to scream one's guts calão out

crier à s'en faire claquer le larynx coloq

beer [Brit bɪə, americ bɪr] SUBST

beer

bière f

beer atrib barrel, bottle

de bière

life isn't all beer and skittles

la vie n'est pas toujours rose

Veja também: small

I.small [Brit smɔːl, americ smɔl] SUBST

the small of the back

le creux du dos, les reins mpl

in the small of her back

dans le creux du dos

II.smalls SUBST

smalls subst pl Brit coloq, eufem:

smalls

petit linge m

III.small [Brit smɔːl, americ smɔl] ADJ

1. small (not big):

small house, car, book, coin, dog, bag

petit

small atrib change, job, mistake, matter

petit

small atrib increase, majority, proportion, quantity, amount, stake

faible

small atrib sum, number

petit

the dress is too small for her

la robe est trop petite pour elle

a small sweatshirt

un sweatshirt de petite taille

the change was small

le changement était sans importance

his influence was small

son influence était négligeable

it would cost a small fortune coloq

ça me coûterait une petite fortune

the small matter of the £1, 000 you owe me irón

la bagatelle de 1 000 livres que tu me dois irón

it is written with a small letter

ça s'écrit avec une minuscule

in his or her own small way (gen)

à sa façon

in his or her own small way (financially)

dans la mesure de ses modestes moyens

small amount of

ajoutez un peu de

to cut sth up small

couper qc en petits morceaux

to fold sth up small

plier qc plusieurs fois

everybody, great and small, will be affected

riches et pauvres, tout le monde sera touché

the smallest room coloq eufem

le petit coin coloq, eufem

it's a small world!

que le monde est petit!

2. small (petty):

small person, act

mesquin

3. small (not much):

to have small cause or reason for worrying or to worry

n'avoir guère de raisons de s'inquiéter

it is small comfort or consolation to sb

c'est une piètre consolation pour qn

it is of small consequence

c'est sans importance

it is of no small consequence

c'est loin d'être sans importance

small wonder he left!

pas étonnant qu'il soit parti!

4. small (quiet):

small voice, noise

petit

small sound

faible

5. small (humiliated):

to feel or look small

être dans ses petits souliers coloq

to make sb feel or look small

humilier qn

‘I did it, ’ she said in a small voice

‘c'est moi qui l'ai fait’ a-t-elle dit d'une petite voix

IV.small [Brit smɔːl, americ smɔl] ADV

small write:

small

petit

V.small [Brit smɔːl, americ smɔl]

he's small beer coloq or potatoes coloq americ

il est insignifiant

it's small beer or potatoes americ

c'est de la petite bière coloq

beer gut no Dicionário PONS

Traduções para beer gut no dicionário inglês»francês

I.gut [gʌt] SUBST

1. gut (intestine):

gut

intestin m

a gut feeling

une intuition

a gut reaction

une réaction viscérale

2. gut (animal intestine):

gut

boyau m

3. gut pl (bowels):

gut

entrailles fpl

4. gut (belly):

gut(s)

ventre m

my guts hurt

j'ai mal au ventre

5. gut pl (courage):

gut

cran m

to have guts

avoir du cran

to have guts (strength of character)

avoir une force de caractère

it takes guts

il faut du cran

Expressões:

to have sb's guts for garters Brit irón, humor coloq

punir qn

II.gut <-tt-> [gʌt] VERBO trans

1. gut (remove the innards):

gut

vider

2. gut (destroy):

gut

ravager

beer [bɪəʳ, americ bɪr] SUBST

beer

bière f

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

inglês

He had a beer gut at 17 and had hardly passed geometry.

www.theatlantic.com

They might hide their beer gut, crooked teeth, or bald spot.

lifehacker.com

Put some plastic boots and a crumpled nylon white wig and board on a man with a beer gut and it's lights, camera and long lines of action.

www.ibtimes.com

They have weird beer guts.

www.engadget.com

They just add to the inches on the beer gut.

news.nationalpost.com

Shambling and ungainly, it's a monster without threat, a doe-eyed, knock-kneed abomination with a distended beer gut.

www.denofgeek.com

This will help prevent getting that dreaded beer gut.

health.usnews.com

A mountie with a hard beer gut is sauntering towards our car, pen and ticket book in hand.

www.thecoast.ca

Now guys, it's not called a beer gut for nothing.

www.frasercoastchronicle.com.au

An excessive beer gut is thought to affect the incidence of diabetes, high blood pressure and sleep apnoea, so there is plenty of reason to reduce it.

www.telegraph.co.uk