MISERY GUTS - Traducción inglés-francés

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

misery guts <pl misery guts> [ˈmɪzərɪ ˌɡʌts] SUST. ingl. brit. coloq.

misery guts

grincheux/-euse m/f

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. gut [ingl. brit. ɡʌt, ingl. am. ɡət] SUST.

1. gut (abdomen, belly):

gut coloq.

bide m coloq.

he was shot in the gut

on lui a tiré dans le bide coloq.

2. gut ANAT. (intestine):

gut

intestin m

3. gut atrbv. (instinctive, basic):

gut feeling, nationalism, reaction

viscéral, instinctif/-ive

gut instinct

premier/-ière

it's a gut issue

c'est une question de tripes coloq.

my gut feeling is that …

je pense instinctivement que …

4. gut ingl. am.:

gut ENS., UNIV.

facile

gut ENS., UNIV.

fastoche coloq.

5. gut (for racket, bow):

gut

boyau m

II. guts SUST. sust. pl.

1. guts coloq. fpl:

guts (insides) (of human)

tripes coloq.

guts (of animal)

entrailles fpl

guts (of building)

entrailles fpl

guts (of machine)

rouages mpl

to have a pain in one's guts

avoir mal au bide coloq.

2. guts (courage):

guts

cran m coloq.

to have the guts to do sth

avoir le cran de faire qc coloq.

he's a president with guts

c'est un président qui a du cran coloq.

III. gut <part. pres. gutting; pret. imperf., part. pas. gutted> [ingl. brit. ɡʌt, ingl. am. ɡət] V. trans.

1. gut GASTR.:

gut fish, animal

vider

2. gut (destroy):

gut fire: building

ravager

gut looters: shop

saccager

3. gut (strip):

we gutted the house

nous avons tout refait dans la maison

IV. gutted ADJ.

gutted ingl. brit. coloq.:

gutted

abattu, découragé, dégoûté

he was gutted

ça lui a fichu un coup coloq.

V. gut [ingl. brit. ɡʌt, ingl. am. ɡət]

to hate sb's guts argot

ne pas pouvoir blairer qn argot

to work one's guts argot out

se crever le cul au boulot argot

to scream one's guts argot out

crier à s'en faire claquer le larynx coloq.

misery [ingl. brit. ˈmɪz(ə)ri, ingl. am. ˈmɪz(ə)ri] SUST.

1. misery:

misery (unhappiness)

souffrance f

misery (gloom)

abattement m

to lead or live a life of misery

avoir une vie de souffrance

human misery

la misère humaine

to make sb's life a misery

faire de la vie de qn un enfer

to put sb out of their misery (kill) eufem.

abréger les souffrances de qn eufem.

to put an animal out of its misery eufem.

achever un animal

tell her the answer, put her out of her misery!

ne la laisse pas languir plus longtemps, donne-lui la réponse!

the look of misery on his face

son air malheureux

2. misery (poverty):

misery

misère f

3. misery (difficult or painful situation):

misery

calvaire m (of de)

the misery of depression

le calvaire de la dépression

4. misery ingl. brit. coloq.:

misery (gloomy person) (gen)

grincheux/-euse m/f

misery (child)

pleurnicheur/-euse m/f

en el diccionario PONS

I. gut [gʌt] SUST.

1. gut (intestine):

gut

intestin m

a gut feeling

une intuition

a gut reaction

une réaction viscérale

2. gut (animal intestine):

gut

boyau m

3. gut pl. (bowels):

gut

entrailles fpl

4. gut (belly):

gut(s)

ventre m

my guts hurt

j'ai mal au ventre

5. gut pl. (courage):

gut

cran m

to have guts

avoir du cran

to have guts (strength of character)

avoir une force de caractère

it takes guts

il faut du cran

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to have sb's guts for garters ingl. brit. irón. hum. coloq.

punir qn

II. gut <-tt-> [gʌt] V. trans.

1. gut (remove the innards):

gut

vider

2. gut (destroy):

gut

ravager

misery [ˈmɪzəri] SUST.

1. misery (suffering):

misery

souffrance f

to bring misery to sb

faire le malheur de qn

to put sb out of their misery

abréger les souffrances de qn

2. misery (distress):

misery of war

misère f

3. misery (sadness):

misery

tristesse f

to make sb's life a misery

empoisonner la vie de qn

4. misery (person):

misery

grincheux(-euse) m (f)

en el diccionario PONS

I. gut [gʌt] SUST.

1. gut (intestine):

gut

intestin m

a gut feeling

une intuition

a gut reaction

une réaction viscérale

2. gut (animal intestine):

gut

boyau m

3. gut pl. (bowels):

gut

entrailles fpl

4. gut (belly):

gut(s)

ventre m

my guts hurt

j'ai mal au ventre

5. gut pl. (courage):

gut

cran m

to have guts

avoir du cran

to have guts (strength of character)

avoir un fort caractère

it takes guts

il faut du cran

II. gut <-tt-> [gʌt] V. trans.

1. gut (remove the innards):

gut

vider

2. gut (destroy):

gut

ravager

misery [ˈmɪz· ə r·i] SUST.

1. misery (suffering):

misery

souffrance f

to bring misery to sb

faire le malheur de qn

to put sb out of their misery

abréger les souffrances de qn

2. misery (distress):

misery of war

misère f

3. misery (sadness):

misery

tristesse f

to make sb's life a misery

empoisonner la vie de qn

4. misery (person):

misery

grincheux(-euse) m (f)

Present

I	gut
you	gut
he/she/it	guts
we	gut
you	gut
they	gut

Past

I	gutted
you	gutted
he/she/it	gutted
we	gutted
you	gutted
they	gutted

Present Perfect

I	have	gutted
you	have	gutted
he/she/it	has	gutted
we	have	gutted
you	have	gutted
they	have	gutted

Past Perfect

I	had	gutted
you	had	gutted
he/she/it	had	gutted
we	had	gutted
you	had	gutted
they	had	gutted

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

Unless it's the fifth, in which case boot the mangy thing up the guts.

www.theroar.com.au

They hate each other's guts and that's a way to get back at him.

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Bugs from both groups were separately transplanted into the guts of germ-free mice raised under sterile conditions.

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Put in cheesecloth with the reserved tomato "guts" and hang in the refrigerator, allowing the liquid to drip into a container below.

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His barbed words and thorny sentences tear at one's guts.

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