doggy bag v slovarju Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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doggy bag SAM.

doggy bag

petit sac pour emporter les restes

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I.doggy [brit. angl. ˈdɒɡi, am. angl. ˈdɔɡi] pog. SAM.

doggy

toutou m. spol pog.

doggy

chien m. spol

II.doggy [brit. angl. ˈdɒɡi, am. angl. ˈdɔɡi] pog. PRID.

doggy odour:

doggy

de chien

I.bag [brit. angl. baɡ, am. angl. bæɡ] SAM.

1. bag (container):

bag

sac m. spol (of de)

to put sth in a bag

mettre qc dans un sac

20 pence a bag

20 pence le sac

2. bag (hunting):

to get a good bag

faire bonne chasse

3. bag (woman):

bag sleng, slabš.

teigne ž. spol slabš.

II.bags SAM. mn. samost.

1. bags (baggage):

bags

bagages m. spol mn.

to pack one's bags dobes.

faire ses bagages

to pack one's bags fig.

faire ses valises

2. bags brit. angl. (lots) pog.:

bags of money, time

plein de

I've got bags left

il m'en reste des tonnes pog.

III.bag <sed. del. bagging; pret., del. Pf. bagged> [brit. angl. baɡ, am. angl. bæɡ] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. bag (save, get) pog.:

bag seat, table

retenir

bag medal

empocher

to bag sth for sb, to bag sb sth

retenir qc pour qn

2. bag pog. ŠPORT:

bag goal, point

marquer

bag hare, bird

tuer

bag fish

attraper

3. bag (put in bags) → bag up

4. bag am. angl. (capture):

bag pog.

capturer

IV.bag <sed. del. bagging; pret., del. Pf. bagged> [brit. angl. baɡ, am. angl. bæɡ] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

bag garment:

bag

se déformer

to bag at the knees

pocher aux genoux

V.bag [brit. angl. baɡ, am. angl. bæɡ]

a mixed bag

un mélange hétérogène

bags I pog. , bags me brit. angl. pog.

à moi

it's in the bag pog.

c'est dans le sac or la poche pog.

it's not my bag pog. am. angl.

ce n'est pas mon truc pog.

the whole bag of tricks pog.

tout le bataclan pog.

to be left holding the bag am. angl.

payer les pots cassés pog.

to have bags under one's eyes

avoir des valises sous les yeux pog.

glej tudi bag up

I.bag up GLAG. [brit. angl. baɡ -, am. angl. bæɡ -] (bag [sth] up, bag up [sth])

bag up

mettre [qc] en sac, ensacher

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doggy bag SAM.

Geslo uporabnika

doggy bag GASTR.

doggy bag m. spol

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I.bag [bæg] SAM.

1. bag:

bag

sac m. spol

bag of sweets

sachet m. spol

bag of sweets

cornet m. spol švic.

2. bag (luggage):

bag

sac m. spol de voyage

to pack one's bags

faire ses bagages

3. bag (baggy skin):

bag

poches fpl (sous les yeux)

4. bag (woman):

bag

vieille grincheuse ž. spol

5. bag (game caught by hunter):

bag

tableau m. spol

6. bag mn. avstral. angl., brit. angl. pog.:

to have bags of

avoir plein de

fraza:

a bag of bones

un sac d'os

the whole bag of tricks

tout le bataclan

it's in the bag

c'est du tout cuit

II.bag <-gg-> [bæg] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. bag (put in bag):

bag

mettre en sac

2. bag pog. (obtain):

to bag sb sth [or sth for sb]

retenir qc pour qn

3. bag (hunt and kill):

bag

abattre

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

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There's nothing embarrassing about asking for a doggy bag.

www.bbc.co.uk

At restaurants, ask for a doggy bag at the beginning of the meal, and pack up half to take home.

www.usatoday.com

At the end of the meal, ask for a doggy bag and treat yourself to leftover curry for breakfast.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Carrying a doggy bag on her arm, it's clear to see the young lady isn't ready to grow up just yet.

www.dailymail.co.uk

If you are eating out and can't finish the meal, take a doggy bag home.

www.stuff.co.nz

There have been attempts to change the name from doggy bag to gourmet bag to help change attitudes to the practice.

www.independent.co.uk

Doggy bags are most common in restaurants that offer a take-out food service as well as sit-down meals, and their prevalence as an accepted social custom varies widely by location.

en.wikipedia.org

No sign of a doggy bag from the owner, even though they are driving a very nice car.

www.odt.co.nz

We loved them because they had plenty of food; we used to bring a doggy bag.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Is he saying this woman is no more than a domestic pet who is not worth even a doggy bag after supper?

www.christiantoday.com