casser w języku angielskim
| Francuski | Angielski |
|---|---|
| casser verbe | break [broke, broken, breaking, breaks]◼◼◼(transitive: to cause to stop functioning) break [broke, broken, breaking, breaks]◼◼◼(to demulsify) break [broke, broken, breaking, breaks]◼◼◼(transitive: to cause (a bone) to crack) break [broke, broken, breaking, breaks]◼◼◼(transitive: to separate into (to cause to end up in) two or more pieces) crack [cracked, cracking, cracks]◼◼◻(to break open or crush to small pieces) crack [cracked, cracking, cracks]◼◼◻(to overcome a security system or a component) split◼◼◻(to break along the grain) break up◼◼◻(to end a relationship) break in◼◼◻(to make something new function well through use) overturn [overturned, overturning, overturns]◼◼◻(legal: to reverse, overrule) |
| casser du sucre sur le dos de verbe | maul [mauled, mauling, mauls](to criticise rudely) |
| casser la croûte (familiar) verbe | break bread◼◼◼(eat a meal, especially shared) |
| casser la gueule verbe | beat to a pulp◼◼◼(beat up) |
| casser le fil verbe | interpose [interposed, interposing, interposes](to interrupt a conversation by introducing a different subject or making a comment) |
| casser le morceau verbe | burst someone's bubble(to disillusion; to disabuse someone of a false notion or rationalization that has grown comfortable) |
| casser le mythe verbe | burst someone's bubble(to disillusion; to disabuse someone of a false notion or rationalization that has grown comfortable) |
| casser les couilles verbe | piss off◼◼◼(to annoy) badger [badgered, badgering, badgers](pester) break someone's balls(to irritate someone) |
| casser les couilles (very gross) verbe | henpeck(to nag persistently) |
| casser sa pipe (to break one's smoking) verbe | kick the bucket◼◼◼(to die) |
| casser sa tirelire verbe | break the bank(exhaust one's financial resources) |
| casser trois pattes à un canard verbe | set the Thames on fire(to achieve something amazing) |
| casserole nom {f} | casserole [casseroles]◼◼◼(glass or earthenware dish) saucepan [saucepans]◼◼◼(deep cooking vessel) cooking pot◼◻◻(any cooking vessel) spinner [spinners]◼◻◻(A conical cover at the center of some aircraft propellers) |
| [colloquial] casser sa pipe verbe | pass [passed, passing, passes](to die) |
| [informal] casser sa pipe verbe | buy the farm(to die) |
| [informal] se décarcasser verbe | bite off(To accept or commit oneself to a task, project, notion, or responsibility) |
| [vulgar] casser les couilles verbe | give someone the shits(vulgar: to annoy someone intensely) make someone's blood boil(cause a person to feel angry) |
| [vulgar] se casser le cul verbe | bite off(To accept or commit oneself to a task, project, notion, or responsibility) |
| chanter comme une casserole verbe | |
| concasser verbe | crush [crushed, crushing, crushes]◼◼◼(to reduce to fine particles by pounding or grinding) kibble [kibbled, kibbling, kibbles]◼◼◻(to grind coarsely) |
| fracasser verbe | smash [smashed, smashing, smashes]◼◼◼(to break violently) shatter [shattered, shattering, shatters]◼◼◻(to violently break something into pieces) |
| Grande Casserole nom {f} | Big Dipper◼◼◼(bright circumpolar asterism of the northern sky) |
| jacasser verbe | yap [yapped, yapping, yaps]◼◼◼(slang: to talk, especially excessively) |
