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French-English translation for: [péj.]
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English-French Dictionary: [péj.]

gâteux {adj} [péj.]
senile [pej.]
geriatric [pej.]
ignare {adj} [péj.]
ignorant
benighted
[école pour les attardés mentals] [vieux] [péj.]
backward school [Br.] [dated] [pej.] [school for mentally retarded pupils]éduc.
abruti {adj} [fam.] [péj.] [idiotique]
dopey [coll.] [pej.] [idiotic]
acariâtre {adj} [péj.]
quarrelsome
cantankerous
alcoolo {adj} [fam.] [péj.]
alcoholic [person]
autoritairement {adv} [péj.]
authoritarianly
bavard {adj} [péj.] [prolixe]
long-winded
bigot {adj} [péj.]
zealously religiousrelig.
bigoted [about religion]relig.
boiteux [péj.] [handicapé]
gimpy [coll.] [pej.] [crippled, esp. in legs or feet]
bonasse {adj} [péj.]
meek [pej.]
bouché {adj} {past-p} [stupide] [péj.]
thick [stupid] [coll.]
bourgeois {adj} [péj.] [morale, préjugés]
middle-classsociol.
calculateur {adj} [péj.] [personne]
scheming [calculating]
cinglé {adj} [fam.] [péj.]
lunatic [pej.]
crâne {adj} [péj.]
cocksure
crétin {adj} [fam.] [péj.] [idiot]
moronic [coll.]
cretinous [coll.] [pej.] [fig.] [idiotic]
douillet {adj} [pej.]
soft [pej.] [flabby]
douteux {adj} [péj.] [individu]
suspicious-looking
enrichi {adj} [péj.] [personne]
nouveau riche
épais {adj} [péj.] [grossier, vulgaire]
coarse [pej.] [crude, rough]
évaporé {adj} [péj.]
giddy [coll.]
flemmard {adj} [fam.] [péj.]
bone idle [Br.] [coll.] [pej.]
graillonneux {adj} [fam.] [péj.]
pertaining to bad cuisinecuis.
hâbleur {adj} [péj.]
boastful
conceited
bumptious
swaggering
pretentious
ostentatious
vainglorious
self-important
pompous [pej.]
hypocritement {adv} [péj.]
hypocritically [pej.]
insipide {adj} [péj.] [nourriture, sans saveur]
plastic [food]cuis.
mafflu {adj} [souvent péj.]
chubby-cheeked
mélodramatique {adj} [littéraire] [péj.]
histrionic [melodramatic, overly theatrical] [pej.]
mercantile {adj} [péj.]
mercenaryfin.
mielleusement {adv} [péj.]
smoothly [pej.] [unctuously]
mielleux {adj} [pej.] [douceureux]
unctuous
minable {adj} [péj.]
measly [coll.] [pej.] [paltry]
mollasson {adj} [fam.] [péj.]
sluggish
bloody lethargic [Br.] [coll.]
mongolien {adj} [vieux] [péj.] [trisomique]
mongoloid [dated] [péj.] [with Down's syndrome]méd.
mou {adj} [sans conviction] [péj.]
watered-down [version]
moyenâgeux {adj} [péj.]
mediaeval [Br.]
onctueux {adj} [péj.] [gestes, propos, personne]
unctuous
papelard {adj} [péj.]
smarmy [pej.]
smooth [smarmy]
patelin {adj} [fam.] [péj.]
smooth-tongued
ingratiating [pej.]
peuple {adj} [péj.] [plébéien]
common [pej.]
pingre {adj} [péj.]
stingy
tightfisted
mean [stingy]
prêcheur {adj} [péj.]
preachy [coll.] [pej.]
professoral {adj} [péj.] [avec un ton supérieur]
lecturing [attr.] [pej.]
radin {adj} [fam.] [péj.]
tight [coll.] [fig.] [pej.] [miserly]
théâtralement {adv} [péj.]
histrionically
traînard {adj} [aussi : trainard] [péj.]
sluggish
voyeuriste {adj} [péj.]
voyeuristic
picoler [fam.] [péj.]
to booze [coll.] [pej.]
to be on the booze [coll.] [pej.]
afficher qc. [exhiber] [péj.]
to show off with sth.
badigeonner qc. [péj.] [barbouiller]
to daub sth.
blablater [fam.] [péj.]
to speak drivel
bricoler qc. [fam.] [péj.]
to knock sth. up [coll.]
to knock sth. together [coll.]
divaguer [fam.] [péj.]
to talk nonsense
écluser qc. [fam.] [péj.] [boire avidement]
to swill sth. [coll.] [pej.] [drink greedily]
to knock sth. back [coll.] [drink greedily]cuis.
enfiler qc. [fam.] [péj.] [phrases]
to spout sth. [coll.] [pej.]
engraisser [péj.]
to get fat [pej.]
enrégimenter qn. [fig.] [péj.]
to press-gang sb. [fig.]
fayotter [aussi : fayoter] [fam.] [péj.]
to creep [fig.] [coll.] [pej.]
to crawl [fig.] [coll.] [pej.]
glander [fam.] [péj.] [s'occuper futilement]
to fart about [vulg.] [pej.] [waste one's time]
to bum around [vulg.] [pej.] [waste one's time]
to do sod all [vulg.] [pej.] [waste one's time]
to piss around [vulg.] [pej.] [waste one's time]
to screw around [vulg.] [pej.] [waste one's time]
pontifier [aussi fig., pej.]
to pontificate [also fig., pej]
traînasser [fam.] [péj.]
to loaf about
traînasser [péj.]
to faff about [Br.] [coll.] [pej.]
to faff around [Br.] [coll.] [pej.]
to fart-arse about / around [Br.] [vulg.] [pej.]
salaud {m} [péj.]
bastard [pej.]
enculé {m} [vulg.] [péj.]
fucker [vulg.] [pej.]
pétasse {f} [fam.] [péj.]
slut [coll.] [pej.]
salopard {m} [péj.]
dirtbag [sl.]
abruti {m} [fam.] [péj.]
moron [coll.] [pej.]
bozo [Am.] [sl.] [pej.] [idiot]
abruti {m} [fam.] [péj.] [idiot]
dolt [coll.] [pej.] [idiot]
halfwit [coll.] [pej.] [idiot]
dullard [coll.] [pej.] [idiot]
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