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English-French Dictionary: se

PRON   se | se | se | se
se {pron}
oneself
sélénium {m} <Se>
selenium <Se>chim.minér.
qc. se sent
sth. can be felt
qn. se lamenta [littéraire]
sb. complained
se blottissant {adj} {pres-p}
nestling
snuggling
se contenant {adj} {pres-p}
restraining oneself
se demandant {adj} {pres-p}
wondering
se déplaçant {adj} {pres-p}
travelling [Br.]
se déroulant {adj} {pres-p}
occuring
taking place
se levant {adj} {pres-p}
standing up
se liant {adj} {pres-p}
binding
se plaignant {adj} {pres-p}
complaining
se prétendant {adj} {pres-p}
pretending
se refusant {adj} {pres-p}
refusing
se réjouissant {adj} {pres-p}
welcoming
se rendant {adj} {pres-p}
travelling [Br.]
se retournant {adj} {pres-p}
turning around
se tournant {adj} {pres-p}
turning
(se) cabrer [cheval]
to rear (up) [horse]
(se) dévoiler [apparaître]
to be revealed
(se) gercer [lèvres]
to get chapped [lips]anat.méd.
to become chapped [lips]anat.méd.
(se) givrer
to ice overmétéo.
to get covered with frostmétéo.
(se) magner [fam.]
to hurry up
se baguenauder [se promener]
to stroll about
to saunter about
se baigner
to bath [take a bath]
se baigner [dans une baignoire]
to have a bath [Br.]
to take a bath [Am.]
se baigner [nager]
to have a swim
to bathe [Br.] [swim]
se baisser
to duck
to stoop
to bend down
to stoop down
se baisser [rideau]
to dropthéâtre
se balader
to saunter
to gallivant
to go for a walk
to take a walk [Am.]
se balancer
to swing
se balancer [bateau]
to rocknaut.
se barber [fam.]
to be bored stiff [coll.]
se barrer [fam.] [s'enfuir]
to clear off [coll.]
se barricader
to lock oneself up
se bastonner [fam.]
to fight
to bandy blows [coll.]
se battre
to exchange blows
to fight (with each other)
se bécoter [fam.]
to snog [Br.] [coll.]
se beurrer [fam.]
to get pissed [sl.] [Br.]
to get hammered [idiom] [drunk]
to have a piss-up [Br.] [vulg.]
to get plastered [coll.] [drunk]
se bichonner [se pomponner]
to spruce oneself up [coll.]cosm.
se bidonner [fam.]
to fall about laughing [coll.]
se biler [fam.]
to fret
to worry oneself sick
se bitturer [aussi : biturer] [fam.]
to get sloshed [sl.]
to get hammered [coll.]
to get plastered [coll.]
to get shitfaced [vulg.]
to get pissed [sl.] [Br.]
se biturer [aussi : bitturer] [fam.]
to tipple
to booze [coll.]
to be on the sauce [booze] [coll.]
se blesser
to hurt oneselfméd.
to injure oneselfméd.
to do oneself a mischief [idiom]méd.
se bloquer [clef, roue, mécanisme]
to jamtech.
se bloquer [clef]
to get stucktech.
se bloquer [fig.] [personne]
to tense up
se bloquer [freins]
to lock [brakes]auto
se bloquer [personne]
to have a mental blockpsych.
to close in on oneself [cease to communicate]psych.
se blottir
to snuggle up
se bonifier
to improve
se botter
to put one's boots on
se boucher [s'obstruer - tuyau, narine]
to get blockedanat.tech.
se boucher [temps]
to become overcastmétéo.
se boucler
to curl
se bouder
to not to be on speaking terms
se bouger [fam.]
to make room
to move (over)
to yield [give way]
se bourrer [fam.] [manger]
to stuff oneself [coll.]cuis.
to stuff one's face [coll.]cuis.
se boursoufler [se gonfler]
to bulge
to puff up
to blister
to swell (up)
to tumesceméd.
se bousculer
to push and shove
to jostle each other
to jostle one another
se bousculer [fig.]
to rush
to tumble out
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