SOB STUFF - Traduzione inglese-francese

sob stuff SOST colloq, pegg

sob stuff

sensiblerie f pegg

I. stuff [ingl brit stʌf, ingl am stəf] SOST U

1. stuff (unnamed substance):

stuff

truc m colloq

stuff

chose f

what's that stuff in the box/on the table?

qu'est-ce que c'est que ce truc dans la boîte/sur la table? colloq

what's that stuff in the bottle?

qu'est-ce que c'est dans la bouteille?

there's some black stuff stuck to my shoe

il y a un truc noir collé à ma chaussure colloq

I don't eat pre-packaged stuff if I can help it

j'évite autant que possible de manger des trucs pré-emballés colloq

this stuff stinks!

ça pue ce truc! colloq

have we got any more of that cement stuff?

est-ce qu'on a encore de cette espèce de ciment?

she loves the stuff

elle adore ça

acid is dangerous stuff

l'acide est dangereux

acid is dangerous stuff

l'acide est un truc dangereux colloq

gin? never touch the stuff colloq

le gin? je n'y touche jamais

expensive stuff, caviar

ça coute cher, le caviar

we've sold lots of the stuff

nous en avons vendu beaucoup

it's strong stuff (of drink, drug, detergent)

c'est costaud colloq

2. stuff colloq mpl:

stuff (unnamed objects)

trucs colloq

stuff (implying disorder)

bazar m colloq

stuff (personal belongings)

affaires fpl

what's all this stuff in the hall?

qu'est-ce que c'est que ces trucs or ce bazar dans l'entrée? colloq

she brought down a load of stuff from the attic

elle a descendu un tas de trucs du grenier colloq

don't leave your stuff all over the floor

ne laisse pas traîner les affaires par terre colloq

don't leave your stuff all over the floor

ne laisse pas traîner ton bazar par terre colloq

3. stuff (content of speech, book, film, etc) colloq:

the sort of stuff you read in the newspapers

le genre de chose qu'on lit dans les journaux

the sort of stuff you read in the newspapers

le genre de truc qu'on lit dans les journaux colloq

who wrote this stuff? (gen)

qui a écrit ça?

who wrote this stuff? pegg

qui a écrit cette chose?

there's some good stuff in this article

il y a de bonnes choses dans cet article

this poem is good stuff

c'est un bon poème

have you read much of her stuff?

as-tu lu beaucoup de ce qu'elle a écrit?

this stuff is excellent/absolute rubbish

c'est excellent/complètement nul colloq

it's not my kind of stuff

ce n'est pas mon truc colloq

it's romantic/terrifying stuff

c'est romantique/terrifiant

I sent him a tape of my stuff

je lui ai envoyé une cassette de ce que je fais

do you believe all that stuff about his private life?

tu crois à tout ce qu'on dit sur sa vie privée?

there was a lot of stuff about the new legislation in his speech

il a beaucoup parlé de la nouvelle législation dans son discours

he likes painting and drawing and stuff like that colloq

il aime la peinture et le dessin et tout ce genre de trucs colloq

the book's all about music and stuff

le livre parle de la musique et tout ça

4. stuff (fabric):

stuff lett

étoffe f

stuff fig

essence f

such conflicts are the very stuff of drama

de tels conflits sont l'essence même du drame

this is the stuff that heroes/traitors are made of

c'est l'étoffe dont on fait les héros/les traîtres

the stuff that dreams are made of

la substance (même) des rêves

her husband was made of somewhat coarser/finer stuff

son mari était plus grossier/plus raffiné de nature

5. stuff (drugs):

stuff colloq

came f colloq

stuff colloq

drogue f

6. stuff (stolen goods):

stuff colloq

marchandise f colloq

II. stuff [ingl brit stʌf, ingl am stəf] VB vb trans

1. stuff:

stuff (fill, pack) cushion, pillow, furniture

garnir, rembourrer (with de)

stuff (implying haste, carelessness) pocket, cupboard, suitcase

bourrer (with de)

stuff (block up) hole, crack

boucher (with avec)

a book stuffed with useful information

un livre bourré d'informations utiles

they stuffed his head with useless information

ils lui ont bourré la tête de faits inutiles

to stuff one's face colloq

bâfrer colloq

to stuff one's face colloq

s'empiffrer sl

get stuffed sl!

va te faire voir! sl

stuff the system sl!

au diable le système! colloq

stuff you sl!

va te faire voir! sl

2. stuff (pack in):

stuff

fourrer colloq (in, into dans)

we stuffed paper into the cracks

nous avons fourré du papier dans les fissures

she stuffed the papers/some clothes into a bag

elle a fourré les papiers/des vêtements dans un sac

to stuff one's hands in one's pockets

se fourrer les mains dans les poches

to stuff sth up one's jumper

cacher qc sous son pull

to stuff sth under the bed

fourrer qc sous le lit

to stuff food into one's mouth

se bâfrer colloq

you know where you can stuff it sl!

tu sais où tu peux te le mettre volg sl

tell him he can take his precious plan and stuff it sl!

dis-lui que son projet il peut se le mettre où je pense! volg sl

3. stuff GASTR:

stuff turkey, tomato, olive

farcir

4. stuff taxidermist animal, bird:

stuff

empailler

III. stuffed AGG

stuffed tomato, vine leaf, olive

farci

stuffed toy animal

en peluche

stuffed bird, fox

empaillé

IV. to stuff oneself VB vb rifl

to stuff oneself vb rifl colloq:

to stuff oneself

bâfrer colloq

to stuff oneself

s'empiffrer sl

V. stuff [ingl brit stʌf, ingl am stəf]

a bit of stuff colloq, pegg

une gonzesse colloq, pegg

a bit of stuff colloq, pegg

une nana colloq

to do one's stuff colloq

faire ce qu'on a à faire

go on—do your stuff colloq!

vas-y—fais ce que tu as à faire, vas-y—à toi de jouer

to know one's stuff colloq

connaître son affaire colloq

that's the stuff colloq!

c'est bon!, c'est ça!

that's the stuff to give them or to give the troops colloq!

c'est ce que demande le peuple!

I don't give a stuff colloq!

je m'en fiche! colloq

I don't give a stuff colloq!

je m'en fous! sl

I. sob¹ [ingl brit sɒb, ingl am sɑb] SOST

sob

sanglot m

‘forgive me, ’ he said with a sob

‘pardonne-moi, ’ dit-il en sanglotant

II. sob¹ <part pres sobbing; pret, part perf sobbed> [ingl brit sɒb, ingl am sɑb] VB vb trans

‘it hurts, ’ he sobbed

‘ça fait mal, ’ dit-il en sanglotant

to sob oneself to sleep

s'endormir à force de sangloter

III. sob¹ <part pres sobbing; pret, part perf sobbed> [ingl brit sɒb, ingl am sɑb] VB vb intr

sob

sangloter

IV. sob¹ [ingl brit sɒb, ingl am sɑb]

to sob one's heart out

pleurer toutes les larmes de son corps

sob² colloq, SOB [ingl brit sɒb, ingl am sɑb] SOST pegg

sob → son of a bitch

you sob!

espèce d'enfoiré! volg sl

I. son of a bitch [ingl brit ˌsʌn əv ə ˈbɪtʃ] SOST ingl am sl

1. son of a bitch pegg:

son of a bitch

salaud m sl

2. son of a bitch (jocular):

son of a bitch

vieille branche f colloq

how are you, you old son of a bitch sl?

comment vas-tu vieille branche? colloq

3. son of a bitch (difficult task):

son of a bitch

vacherie f colloq

son of a bitch

saleté f colloq

II. son of a bitch [ingl brit ˌsʌn əv ə ˈbɪtʃ] INTER

son of a bitch

merde! sl

I. stuff [stʌf] SOST

1. stuff no pl colloq (thing):

stuff

truc m

it's boring stuff

c'est ennuyeux

2. stuff (things):

stuff

trucs mpl

to write good stuff

écrire bien

3. stuff (belongings):

stuff

affaires fpl

4. stuff no pl (basic characteristics):

stuff

essence f

5. stuff (one's knowledge):

to know one's stuff

s'y connaître

6. stuff (material):

stuff

étoffe f

7. stuff ingl brit volg (attractive female):

bit of stuff

nana f

8. stuff colloq (drugs):

stuff

came f

II. stuff [stʌf] VB vb trans

1. stuff (fill):

stuff a. fig

remplir

stuff cushion

rembourrer

stuff animals

empailler

to stuff sth into sth

fourrer qc dans qc

to stuff sb's head with sth

bourrer la tête de qn avec qc

2. stuff colloq (eat greedily):

to stuff oneself

s'empiffrer

to stuff down

engloutir

3. stuff GASTR:

stuff

farcir

stuffed tomatoes

tomates farcies

4. stuff ingl brit, ingl Aus volg (have sex with):

stuff

se farcir

get stuffed!

va te faire foutre!

III. stuff [stʌf] VB vb intr

stuff

se goinfrer

I. sob [sɒb, ingl am sɑ:b] SOST

sob

sanglot m

II. sob <-bb-> [sɒb, ingl am sɑ:b] VB vb intr

sob

sangloter

III. sob <-bb-> [sɒb, ingl am sɑ:b] VB vb trans

sob

dire en sanglotant

to sob oneself to sleep

s'endormir en sanglotant

I. stuff [stʌf] SOST

1. stuff colloq (thing):

stuff

truc m

it's boring stuff

c'est ennuyeux

2. stuff (things):

stuff

trucs mpl

to write good stuff

bien écrire

3. stuff (belongings):

stuff

affaires fpl

4. stuff (basic characteristics):

stuff

essence f

5. stuff (one's knowledge):

to know one's stuff

s'y connaître

6. stuff (material):

stuff

étoffe f

7. stuff colloq (drugs):

stuff

came f

II. stuff [stʌf] VB vb trans

1. stuff (fill):

stuff a. fig

remplir

stuff cushion

rembourrer

stuff animals

empailler

to stuff sth into sth

fourrer qc dans qc

to stuff sb's head with sth

bourrer la tête de qn avec qc

2. stuff colloq (eat greedily):

to stuff oneself [or sl one's face]

s'empiffrer

to stuff sth down

engloutir qc

3. stuff culin:

stuff

farcir

stuffed tomatoes

tomates fpl farcies

III. stuff [stʌf] VB vb intr

stuff

se goinfrer

I. sob [sab] SOST

sob

sanglot m

II. sob <-bb-> [sab] VB vb intr

sob

sangloter

III. sob <-bb-> [sab] VB vb trans

sob

dire en sanglotant

to sob oneself to sleep

s'endormir en sanglotant

Present

I	stuff
you	stuff
he/she/it	stuffs
we	stuff
you	stuff
they	stuff

Past

I	stuffed
you	stuffed
he/she/it	stuffed
we	stuffed
you	stuffed
they	stuffed

Present Perfect

I	have	stuffed
you	have	stuffed
he/she/it	has	stuffed
we	have	stuffed
you	have	stuffed
they	have	stuffed

Past Perfect

I	had	stuffed
you	had	stuffed
he/she/it	had	stuffed
we	had	stuffed
you	had	stuffed
they	had	stuffed

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

I use them for pasta and risotto or, my favourite, stuffed onions with porcini ragout.

www.independent.co.uk

One hundred or more prisoners were stuffed into each of the trains' boxcars, which were unventilated and sweltering in the tropical heat.

en.wikipedia.org

Pockets in the meat are made by small cuts, into which oysters are stuffed and sutured with toothpicks.

en.wikipedia.org

He is later placed into a stuffed animal vaguely resembling a round, pink cat/penguin.

en.wikipedia.org

There would also be less money stuffed into his university's piggy bank.

www.huffingtonpost.com