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beuverie
Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
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booze-up [ingl brit, ingl am ˈbuzˌəp] SOST ingl brit colloq
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beuverie [bœvʀi] SOST f
booze-up ingl brit sl
bringue [bʀɛ̃ɡ] SOST f colloq
1. bringue:
booze-up ingl brit colloq
rave-up colloq
to have a booze-up colloq
to rave it up colloq
2. bringue (fille):
biture [bityʀ] SOST f colloq
what a booze-up! ingl brit colloq
what a bender! colloq
I. cuit (cuite) [kɥi, kɥit] VB part perf
cuit → cuire
II. cuit (cuite) [kɥi, kɥit] AGG
1. cuit GASTR:
cuit (cuite) aliment
cuit (cuite) viande, poisson, gâteau
done non attr
cuit (cuite) abricot, pruneau
trop cuit gigot, steak
2. cuit TECN:
cuit (cuite) poterie, argile
3. cuit (par le soleil) colloq:
cuit (cuite) gazon, plante
cuit (cuite) peau
III. cuite SOST f
1. cuite (ivresse) colloq:
what a booze-up! ingl brit colloq
what a bender! colloq
to be/to get pissed ingl brit sl
to tie one on ingl am colloq
he's completely pissed ingl brit sl
2. cuite TECN (cuisson):
to fire sth
IV. cuit (cuite) [kɥi, kɥit]
c'est cuit colloq
we've had it colloq
it's a piece of cake colloq
it's in the bag colloq
I. cuire [kɥiʀ] VB vb trans
1. cuire GASTR personne:
cuire (sur le feu) aliment
cuire (au four) pain, gâteau, poisson, pomme, gratin
cuire viande
cuire daube
to broil ingl am
2. cuire TECN:
cuire porcelaine, brique, émaux
3. cuire (chauffer) soleil:
cuire champ, plante
cuire argile, terre
cuire sable, rocher
cuire peau
II. cuire [kɥiʀ] VB vb intr
1. cuire GASTR:
cuire aliment, repas:
cook [sth] for 20 minutes
à cuire chocolat, pomme
à cuire fruit
2. cuire (avoir chaud) colloq personne:
3. cuire (faire mal):
cuire écorchure:
cuire alcool sur plaie:
III. cuire [kɥiʀ] VB vb impers form
IV. cuire [kɥiʀ]
nel dizionario PONS
booze-up SOST
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It's sometimes said of theatre reviewers that we couldn't organise a booze-up in a brewery and our annual prize-giving tends to confirm that harsh view.
www.telegraph.co.uk
It was all part of what cynics might assume is an excuse for a big booze-up, but is in fact serious business.
www.timescolonist.com
It wasn't that the players had an end-of-season booze-up.
www.stuff.co.nz
An entire flower border based on those same colours and smells - a sort of botanical booze-up, with no hangover at all.
www.stuff.co.nz
He also unexpectedly turned up for his team's monthly booze-up.
www.stokesentinel.co.uk