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I.skid [brit. angl. skɪd, am. angl. skɪd] SAM.

1. skid (of car etc):

skid

dérapage m. spol

to go or get into a skid

déraper

to correct a skid

redresser or contrôler un dérapage

front-wheel skid

dérapage des roues avant

2. skid (of prices):

skid fig.

dérapage m. spol

3. skid (plank to help move sth):

skid

traîneau m. spol

4. skid (on wheel):

skid

patin m. spol d'enrayage

skid

sabot m. spol d'enrayage

II.skid <sed. del. skidding; pret., del. Pf. skidded> [brit. angl. skɪd, am. angl. skɪd] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. skid car, person, animal:

skid

déraper (on sur)

to skid all over the road car:

déraper en travers de la route

to skid into a wall/off the road

déraper et aller se cogner contre un mur/et sortir de la route

to skid across the floor person, object:

glisser sur le sol

to skid to a halt vehicle:

s'arrêter dans un dérapage

2. skid fig. prices:

skid

déraper

III.skid [brit. angl. skɪd, am. angl. skɪd]

to be on or hit am. angl. the skids

être sur le déclin

to put the skids under sb/sth (pressurize)

obliger qn à faire vite

to put the skids under sb/sth (wreck, undermine)

faire échouer qn/qc

I.skip [brit. angl. skɪp, am. angl. skɪp] SAM.

1. skip (jump):

skip

petit bond m. spol

he gave a little skip

il a fait un petit bond

2. skip brit. angl. (rubbish container):

skip

benne ž. spol

II.skip <sed. del. skipping; pret., del. Pf. skipped> [brit. angl. skɪp, am. angl. skɪp] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. skip (not attend):

skip meeting, lunch, bath, class, school

sauter

2. skip (leave out):

skip pages, chapter

sauter

you can skip the formalities

vous pouvez sauter les formalités

skip it pog.!

laisse tomber!

3. skip (leave) pog.:

to skip town/the country

filer de la ville/du pays pog.

III.skip <sed. del. skipping; pret., del. Pf. skipped> [brit. angl. skɪp, am. angl. skɪp] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. skip (jump):

skip (once)

bondir

skip (several times)

sautiller

to skip out of the way of sth or out of sth's way

bondir pour éviter qc

2. skip (with rope):

skip

sauter à la corde

3. skip (travel, move):

to skip from town to town

courir d'une ville à l'autre

she skipped from Paris to Lyons

elle a fait un saut de Paris à Lyon

to skip from one idea/chapter to another

sauter d'une idée/d'un chapitre à l'autre

I.skin [brit. angl. skɪn, am. angl. skɪn] SAM.

1. skin (of person):

skin

peau ž. spol

to have dry/greasy/sensitive skin

avoir la peau sèche/grasse/sensible

to wear cotton next to the skin

porter du coton à même la peau

2. skin (of animal):

skin

peau ž. spol

leopard/rabbit skin

peau de léopard/de lapin

3. skin GASTR.:

skin (of fruit, vegetable, sausage)

peau ž. spol

skin (of onion)

pelure ž. spol

remove the skin before cooking (of fruit, vegetable)

éplucher avant de faire cuire

4. skin (on hot milk, cocoa):

skin

peau ž. spol

5. skin (of ship, plane):

skin

revêtement m. spol

6. skin am. angl. (in handshake):

skin pog.

paluche ž. spol pog.

skin pog.

pince ž. spol pog.

give or slip me some skin!

serrons-nous la pince! pog.

7. skin (cigarette paper):

skin sleng

papier m. spol à cigarette

II.skin <sed. del. skinning; pret., del. Pf. skinned> [brit. angl. skɪn, am. angl. skɪn] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. skin GASTR.:

skin animal

dépecer

2. skin (graze):

to skin one's knee/elbow

s'écorcher le genou/coude

3. skin am. angl. (swindle):

skin pog.

plumer pog.

4. skin am. angl. (cut hair):

skin pog.

scalper

III.skin [brit. angl. skɪn, am. angl. skɪn]

to be nothing but skin and bones

n'avoir que la peau sur les os

to get under sb's skin

taper sur les nerfs de qn

I've got you under my skin

je t'ai dans la peau pog.

to have a thick/thin skin

être insensible/susceptible

to jump out of one's skin

sauter au plafond pog.

to save one's (own) skin

sauver sa peau pog.

to be or get soaked to the skin

être trempé jusqu'aux os pog.

to skin sb alive

écorcher qn vif

it's no skin off my nose or back pog.

je m'en balance pog.

to keep one's eyes skinned

rester attentif or vigilant

by the skin of one's teeth manage, pass, survive:

de justesse

to escape or avoid disaster by the skin of one's teeth

l'échapper belle

I.skirt [brit. angl. skəːt, am. angl. skərt] SAM.

1. skirt MODA:

skirt (garment, of dress)

jupe ž. spol

skirt (of frock coat)

basques ž. spol mn.

full/long/straight skirt

jupe ample/longue/droite

2. skirt:

skirt (of vehicle, machine)

jupe ž. spol

skirt (of sofa)

volant m. spol

3. skirt (woman):

skirt pog.

minette ž. spol pog.

a bit of skirt

une sacrée minette pog.

to chase skirts

courir le jupon

4. skirt brit. angl. (of beef):

skirt

hampe ž. spol

5. skirt JAH.:

skirt

petit quartier m. spol

II.skirts SAM.

skirts mn. samost. → outskirts

III.skirt [brit. angl. skəːt, am. angl. skərt] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. skirt wood, village, city:

skirt

contourner

2. skirt problem:

skirt

esquiver

IV.skirt [brit. angl. skəːt, am. angl. skərt]

to cling to one's mother's skirts

s'accrocher aux jupes de sa mère

glej tudi outskirts

outskirts [brit. angl. ˈaʊtskəːts, am. angl. ˈaʊtˌskərts] SAM. mn. samost.

1. outskirts (of town, city):

outskirts

périphérie ž. spol

on the outskirts

à la périphérie (of de)

2. outskirts (of forest):

outskirts

lisière ž. spol

I.skim off GLAG. [brit. angl. skɪm -, am. angl. skɪm -] (skim off [sth], skim [sth] off)

skim off cream, fat, scum, dross:

skim off

retirer, enlever

to skim off the fat from the sauce

dégraisser la sauce

skim off the cream from the milk

écrémer le lait

I.skive [brit. angl. skʌɪv, am. angl. skaɪv] brit. angl. pog. SAM. (easy job)

skive

planque ž. spol pog.

II.skive [brit. angl. skʌɪv, am. angl. skaɪv] brit. angl. pog. GLAG. preh. glag. a. skive off

1. skive (shirk):

skive

tirer au flanc pog.

2. skive (be absent):

skive (from school)

sécher l'école pog.

skive (from work)

ne pas aller au boulot pog.

3. skive (leave early):

skive

se tirer pog.

I.skim <sed. del. skimming; pret., del. Pf. skimmed> [brit. angl. skɪm, am. angl. skɪm] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. skim:

skim (remove cream) milk

écrémer

skim (remove scum) liquid

écumer

skim (remove fat) sauce, soup

dégraisser

to skim the fat from the surface of the soup, to skim the soup to remove the fat

dégraisser la soupe

to skim oil from the sea

enlever le pétrole de la surface de la mer par écumage

2. skim (touch lightly) plane, bird:

skim surface, treetops

raser, frôler

the article only skims the surface of the problem

l'article ne fait qu'effleurer le problème

3. skim (read quickly):

skim letter, page

parcourir

4. skim (throw on water):

skim piece of glass, object

faire des ricochets avec

to skim stones

faire des ricochets avec des cailloux

5. skim am. angl. pog. FINAN.:

skim part of income

ne pas déclarer

II.skim <sed. del. skimming; pret., del. Pf. skimmed> [brit. angl. skɪm, am. angl. skɪm] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. skim:

to skim over, to skim across, to skim along plane, bird:

raser

fraza:

to skim through, to skim over reader:

parcourir qc

in his speech he skimmed over the unpalatable facts

dans son discours il est passé rapidement sur les faits désagréables

hobble skirt SAM.

hobble skirt

jupe ž. spol entravée

hobble skirt

jupe ž. spol fourreau

divided skirt [am. angl. dəˈvaɪdɪd skərt] SAM.

divided skirt

jupe-culotte ž. spol

skid lid SAM. pog., zastar.

skid lid

casque m. spol de moto

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I.skip¹ <-pp-> [skɪp] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. skip (take light steps):

skip

sautiller

2. skip brit. angl., avstral. angl. (skip with rope):

skip

sauter à la corde

3. skip (jump, leave out):

skip

sauter

4. skip pog. (go quickly):

skip

faire un saut

fraza:

to skip from one subject to another

passer du coq à l'âne

II.skip¹ <-pp-> [skɪp] GLAG. preh. glag.

skip a. fig.:

skip

sauter

skip stones

faire ricocher

to skip a rope

sauter à la corde

fraza:

to skip it pog.

laisser tomber

III.skip¹ [skɪp] SAM.

skip

saut m. spol

to give a skip of joy

sauter de joie

I.skirt [skɜ:t, am. angl. skɜ:rt] SAM.

1. skirt (garment):

skirt

jupe ž. spol

2. skirt no mn. slabš. pog. (women):

skirt

minette ž. spol

II.skirt [skɜ:t, am. angl. skɜ:rt] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. skirt (go round):

skirt path

contourner

2. skirt (avoid):

skirt

esquiver

I.skimp [skɪmp] GLAG. preh. glag.

skimp

lésiner

skimp work

bâcler

II.skimp [skɪmp] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

to skimp on sth

lésiner sur qc

I.skim <-mm-> [skɪm] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. skim (move above):

skim

frôler

skim over water

raser

2. skim (make bounce off water):

skim stones

faire ricocher

3. skim (read quickly):

skim

parcourir

4. skim GASTR.:

skim

écumer

skim milk

écrémer

II.skim <-mm-> [skɪm] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

skim

survoler

I.skin [skɪn] SAM.

1. skin (covering):

skin of person, fruits

peau ž. spol

to be soaked to the skin

être trempé jusqu'aux os

2. skin (animal hide):

skin

cuir m. spol

skin of lion, zebra

peau ž. spol

3. skin (covering):

skin of an aircraft, ship

habillage m. spol

fraza:

to be all skin and bone(s)

n'avoir que la peau et les os

it's no skin off sb's nose [or a. am. angl. back]

cela ne fera pas de mal à qn

by the skin of one's teeth

il s'en est fallu d'un cheveu

to get under sb's skin (irritate or annoy sb)

taper sur les nerfs de qn

II.skin <-nn-> [skɪn] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. skin (remove skin):

skin fruits, vegetables

peler

skin animal

dépouiller

2. skin (graze):

skin

faire une écorchure à

3. skin fig., iron., šalj.:

to skin sb alive

écorcher vif qn

I.skid <-dd-> [skɪd] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. skid (slide while driving):

skid

déraper

to skid to a halt

s'arrêter en dérapage

to skid off the road

faire une sortie de route

2. skid (slide):

to skid along/across sth

passer/traverser qc en glissant

II.skid [skɪd] SAM.

1. skid (slide while driving):

skid

dérapage m. spol

to go into a skid

partir en dérapage

2. skid (spinning):

skid

virage m. spol en boucle

3. skid ZRAČ. PROM.:

skid

patin m. spol (d'atterrissage)

fraza:

to put the skids under sb/sth brit. angl., avstral. angl. pog.

mettre des bâtons dans les roues à qn/qc

skint [skɪnt] PRID. brit. angl. pog.

skint

fauché(e)

skier [ˈski:əʳ, am. angl. -ɚ] SAM.

skier

skieur(-euse) m. spol (ž. spol)

skin-deep PRID.

skin-deep

superficiel(le)

rabbit skin SAM.

rabbit skin

peau ž. spol de lapin