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tirer de l'huile d'un rocher
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Français |
se dice proverbialmente de aquel que sabe aprovecharse de todo, aun de las cosas que a los demás parecen ser de ningún provecho |
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tirer de ses pensées
F
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Français |
« sert à désigner un état de méditation, de réflexion profonde, intense ou de rêverie » |
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tirer les marrons du feu
Fr
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Français |
savoir tourner à son avantage et à son profit, le plus souvent aux dépens d’autrui, quelque situation fort hasardeuse où il y avait de gros risques à courir et beaucoup à perdre |
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tirer les marrons du feu avec la patte du chat
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Français |
manipuler quelqu’un pour parvenir à ses propres fins |
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tirer les oreilles
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Français |
Parler franchement, dire clairement ce que l'on pense, sans détours, mème si cela incommode quelqu'un. |
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tirer sa cosse
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Français |
Flemmarder, ne rien faire. |
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tirer sa flemme
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Français |
Holgazanear, no hacer nada |
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tirer une carotte à qqn
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Français |
tratar de atraer con artificios, trampas, generalmente para engañar |
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tiznar al carbonero
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Español |
Engañar al que presume de astuto.
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to act dumb
Nu
MD
Fr
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English |
Fingirse alguien distraído, no enterarse de algo |
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to act verb
Nu
MD
Fr
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English |
Fingirse alguien distraído, no enterarse de algo |
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to appear on the scene
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Ct
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to appear on the scene
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to arrive in time for a succession
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MD
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English |
Caer en el mes del obispo |
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to avert one's eyes
Nu
MD
Fr
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English |
Dejar de mirarlo, desviar la mirada de lo que se está mirando |
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to avert someone the gaze
Nu
MD
Fr
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English |
To avoid looking/paying attention to something |
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to bamboozle
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English |
To cheat; mislead. |
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to be a bastard
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Ct
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MD
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to be a bluff
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English |
To be a person that blufs, i.e. who misleads or deceives. |
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to be a bright spark
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English |
ser muy listo, astuto, sagaz. |
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to be a chatterbox
MD
Fr
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English |
Someone who talks a lot, but not saying anything important |
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to be a cheat
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English |
To be a person who cheats. |
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to be a cheater
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English |
To be someone who cheats |
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to be a con artist
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English |
To be someone who gets money by cheating people or lying to them. |
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to be a con-man
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English |
To be someone who gets money by cheating people or lying to them |
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to be a country bumpkin
Ct
Nu
MD
Fr
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English |
Rústico, tosco |
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to be a country hick
Ct
Nu
Fr
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to be a cozener
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English |
A person who cozens. |
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to be a devil
Ct
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MD
Fr
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to be a dreamer
Nu
MD
Fr
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English |
Someone who has a lot of ideas but not very sensible ones |
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to be a fibber
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English |
To be someone who tell lies, especially ones that are not very important. |
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to be a four-flusher
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English |
A person who blufs or attempts to deceive. |
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to be a grass snake
Ct
Nu
MD
Fr
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English |
Causar daño una persona disimuladamente con hipocresía |
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to be a greedy pig
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to be a lazy bitch
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English |
Holgazán, vago |
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to be a lazy bugger
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English |
Holgazán, vago |
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to be a lazy cow
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English |
Holgazán, vago |
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to be a lazy sod
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English |
Holgazán, vago |
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to be a lazy-bones
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English |
Holgazán, vago |
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to be a pack of lies
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English |
To be a lot of lies |
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to be a show-off
Ct
Nu
MD
Fr
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English |
Enorgullecerse, envanecerse, ensoberbecerse |
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to be a sting
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English |
engañar, burlar, estafar a alguien |
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to be a swindler
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English |
To be someone who regularly cheats people or organizations to get money. |
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to be a turncoat
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English |
To be voluble, to change one's judgement or mind easyly or for minor reasons |
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to be about to say
Nu
MD
Fr
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English |
The chance to express something |
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to be absent-minded
Nu
MD
Fr
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English |
Being so lost in thought that you are forgetful or preoccupied |
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to be all ears
Ct
MD
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English |
Not only were her ears open but her eyes held at attention, “Ok, I am all ears. And by the way, thank you for catching me over there, I am still growing into my sea legs.” |
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to be aloof from the world
Nu
MD
Fr
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English |
Lacking interest in one´s surroundings or worldly affairs |
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to be as bright as a button
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English |
ser muy listo, astuto, sagaz. |
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to be as clever as a cartload of monkeys
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English |
ser muy listo, astuto, sagaz. |