LÈCHE-BOTTES - Traduzione francese-inglese

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

francese

inglese

I. lèche-bottes, lèche-botte <pl lèche-bottes> [lɛʃbɔt] colloq SOST mf

lèche-bottes

bootlicker colloq

lèche-bottes

apple-polisher ingl am colloq

II. lèche-bottes, lèche-botte <pl lèche-bottes> [lɛʃbɔt] colloq SOST m

lèche-bottes

bootlicking colloq

lèche-bottes

apple-polishing ingl am colloq

faire du lèche-bottes

to be a bootlicker colloq

faire du lèche-bottes

to be an apple-polisher ingl am colloq

inglese

francese

bootlicker SOST

bootlicker

lèche-bottes mf inv

yes-man <pl yes-men> [ingl brit ˈjɛsman, ingl am] SOST colloq, pegg

yes-man

lèche-bottes m inv

I. brown-nose [ingl brit, ingl am ˈbraʊnˌnoʊz] ingl am colloq SOST

brown-nose

lèche-cul mf inv sl

brown-nose

lèche-bottes mf inv colloq

II. brown-nose [ingl brit, ingl am ˈbraʊnˌnoʊz] ingl am colloq VB vb trans

brown-nose

lécher les bottes de colloq

smarmy [ingl brit ˈsmɑːmi, ingl am ˈsmɑrmi] AGG ingl brit colloq

smarmy manner, person

obséquieux/-ieuse

smarmy tone, voice

doucereux/-euse

to be smarmy

être lèche-bottes colloq

he's a smarmy git sl

il est visqueux

crawler [ingl brit ˈkrɔːlə, ingl am ˈkrɔlər] SOST

1. crawler ingl brit (person):

crawler colloq

lèche-bottes colloq

2. crawler (slow vehicle):

crawler colloq

tortue f colloq

3. crawler ingl am (earthworm):

crawler colloq

ver m de terre

4. crawler (on the Internet):

crawler

robot m de recherche

I. creep [ingl brit kriːp, ingl am krip] SOST colloq

1. creep ingl brit (flatterer):

creep

lèche-bottes colloq

2. creep (repellent person):

creep

raclure f

he's a creep

c'est une raclure

II. creep <pret, part perf crept> [ingl brit kriːp, ingl am krip] VB vb intr

1. creep (furtively):

to creep in/out

entrer/sortir à pas de loup

to creep behind/under sth

se glisser derrière/sous qc

2. creep fig:

a threatening tone had crept into his voice

petit à petit il avait pris un ton menaçant

a blush crept over her face

le rouge lui est monté au visage

3. creep (slowly):

to creep forward, to creep along vehicle:

avancer lentement

4. creep:

creep insect:

grimper

creep cat:

ramper

5. creep plant:

creep (horizontally)

ramper

creep (climb)

grimper

6. creep ingl brit colloq:

creep

faire du lèche-bottes colloq (to sb à qn)

III. creep [ingl brit kriːp, ingl am krip]

to give sb the creeps colloq

donner la chair de poule à qn colloq

I. crawl [ingl brit krɔːl, ingl am krɔl] SOST

1. crawl SPORT:

crawl

crawl m

to do/swim the crawl

faire/nager le crawl

2. crawl (slow pace):

at a crawl

au pas

to slow/be reduced to a crawl vehicle:

ralentir jusqu'à rouler au pas

to slow/be reduced to a crawl growth:

ralentir

to slow/be reduced to a crawl output:

être presque stagnant

II. crawl [ingl brit krɔːl, ingl am krɔl] VB vb intr

1. crawl insect, snake, person:

crawl

ramper

to crawl in/out

entrer/sortir en rampant

to crawl out from under sth

sortir de sous qc

to crawl into bed

se traîner au lit

to crawl to the door

se traîner jusqu'à la porte

to crawl into a hole

se glisser dans un trou

2. crawl (on all fours):

crawl

marcher à quatre pattes

she can crawl now (baby)

elle marche à quatre pattes maintenant

3. crawl (move slowly):

crawl vehicle:

rouler au pas

to crawl along/in

avancer/entrer au pas

to crawl down/up sth

descendre/monter lentement qc

4. crawl (pass slowly):

crawl time, days:

se traîner

5. crawl (seethe) colloq:

to be crawling with

grouiller de colloq

6. crawl (flatter, creep):

crawl colloq

faire du lèche-bottes colloq (to à)

don't come crawling to me

inutile de venir pleurer auprès de moi

III. crawl [ingl brit krɔːl, ingl am krɔl]

to make sb's skin or flesh crawl

donner la chair de poule à qn colloq

nel dizionario PONS

sycophant [ˈsɪkəfænt, ingl am -fənt] SOST pegg

sycophant

lèche-bottes mf colloq

nel dizionario PONS

sycophant [ˈsɪk·ə·f ə nt] SOST

sycophant

lèche-bottes mf colloq