colloquial meaning in English
| French | English |
|---|---|
| colloquial nom {f} | relation [relations](member of one's family) |
| colloquial nom {m} [colloquial] Ploulet {m} | copper [coppers](slang: a policeman) |
| (colloquial) lézarder verbe | bask [basked, basking, basks](to bathe in warmth; to be exposed to pleasant heat) |
| colloquial: foutu adjectif | bogus(incorrect; useless; broken) |
| colloquial] nom {m} | powdered sugar(very finely ground sugar used in icings, etc) |
| colloquial] andouille nom {m} nom {f} | twit [twits](a foolish or annoying person) |
| colloquial] guitoune nom {f} | tent [tents](portable lodge) |
| colloquial] twit nom {m} | twit [twits](a foolish or annoying person) |
| [colloquial verbe | catch heat(to be scolded or chastised) catch it(to be scolded or chastised) check out(to examine, inspect, look at closely) stand on ceremony(act in a formal manner) |
| [colloquial] nom {m} | mobile phone(portable telephone) |
| [colloquial] accro nom {m} | fiend [fiends](addict, fanatic) |
| [colloquial] aller se faire voir interjection | bug off(Used to tell somebody to leave them alone) |
| [colloquial] allumer verbe | chat up(attempt to establish a sexual relationship) |
| [colloquial] avaler son extrait de naissance verbe | pass [passed, passing, passes](to die) |
| [colloquial] balancer verbe | squeal [squealed, squealing, squeals](to rat on someone) |
| [colloquial] beubeu adjectif | all there(negative form, "not all there": mentally incompetent) |
| [colloquial] BM nom {f} | beemer(slang term for a BMW car or motorcycle) |
| [colloquial] boulot nom {m} | job [jobs](economic role for which a person is paid) job [jobs](task) |
| [colloquial] bâfrer verbe | cram [crammed, cramming, crams](to eat greedily, and to satiety; to stuff) |
| [colloquial] bête à bouffer du foin adjectif | all there(negative form, "not all there": mentally incompetent) |
| [colloquial] bûcheur nom {m} | swot [swots](one who swots) |
| [colloquial] calancher verbe | buy the farm(to die) |
| [colloquial] casser sa pipe verbe | pass [passed, passing, passes](to die) |
| [colloquial] chais pas | dunno(do (does) not know) |
| [colloquial] charrier verbe | stretch the truth(idioms: to exaggerate) |
| [colloquial] chiotte interjection | bugger off(expression of disagreement or disbelief) |
| [colloquial] choper verbe | catch [caught, catching, catches](to contract a disease or illness) swipe [swiped, swiping, swipes](to grab quickly) |
| [colloquial] chouette adjectif | nifty [niftier, niftiest](good, useful) |
| [colloquial] chourrer verbe | swipe [swiped, swiping, swipes](to steal or snatch) |
| [colloquial] cirer les pompes verbe | bow and scrape(behave in a servile, obsequious, or excessively polite manner) |
| [colloquial] claquer verbe | bite the dust(to die) splash out(to spend a lot of money) |
| [colloquial] cossard adjectif | bone-idle(utterly lazy) |
| [colloquial] courir sur le haricot verbe | act up(to misbehave, cause trouble) |
| [colloquial] coûter bonbon verbe | cost the earth(be a huge expense) |
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