botte angolul
| Francia | Angol |
|---|---|
| botte nom {f} | bunch [bunches]◼◼◼(a group of similar things) bale [bales]◼◼◼(bundle of compressed wool or hay) bale [bales]◼◼◼(measurement of hay) |
| botte [high] nom {f} | boot [boots]◼◼◼(heavy shoe that covers part of the leg) |
| botter verbe | boot [booted, booting, boots]◼◼◼(to kick) kick [kicked, kicking, kicks]◼◼◼(strike with or raise the foot or leg) |
| botter nom | kick [kicks]◼◼◼(hit or strike with the leg or foot) |
| botter en touche verbe | kick into touch◼◼◼(evade an issue) kick into touch◼◼◼(rugby) |
| bottes de sept lieues nom {f pl} | seven-league boots◼◼◼(boots enabling great stride) |
| bottes en caoutchouc nom {f pl} | Wellington boots◼◼◼(waterproof rubber boot) |
| [colloquial] lécher les bottes verbe | kiss ass(to flatter excessively) |
| bien dans ses bottes adjectif | comfortable in one's own skin(confident) |
| bruits de bottes nom {m pl} | sabre-rattling◼◼◼(display of military power as an implied threat) |
| chercher une aiguille dans une botte de foin [verb] nom | needle in a haystack◼◼◼(idiomatic) |
| cireur de bottes nom {m} | shoeshiner◼◼◼(person who shines shoes) |
| cireuse de bottes nom {f} | shoeshiner(person who shines shoes) |
| lèche-botte verbe | lickspittle◼◼◼(act as a fawning toady) |
| lèche-bottes nom {m} nom {f} | sycophant [sycophants]◼◼◼(one who uses compliments to gain self-serving favor or advantage from another person.) bootlicker◼◼◼(person who behaves in a servile or obsequious manner) |
| lèche-bottes nom | brownnose◼◻◻(one who brownnoses) |
| lèche-bottes [colloquial] nom {m} nom {f} | ass-licker(one who succumbs to authority) |
| lécher les bottes verbe | suck up◼◼◼(to adulate or flatter excessively) |
| lécher les bottes [colloquial] verbe | brownnose◼◼◼(to flatter in obsequious manner) |
| Västerbotten nom propre | Västerbotten◼◼◼(province and county of Sweden) |
