bag

bag
bag [{{t}}bæg] (pt & pp bagged, cont bagging)
1 noun
(a) (container) sac m;
paper/plastic bag sac m en papier/en plastique;
a bag of sweets/groceries un sac de bonbons/d'épicerie;
{{}}American{{}} {{}}familiar{{}} he was left holding the bag tout lui est retombé dessus;
{{}}familiar{{}} her promotion is in the bag son avancement, c'est dans la poche ou dans le sac ou du tout cuit;
{{}}familiar{{}} to pull sth out of the bag sortir qch du chapeau;
{{}}familiar{{}} the whole bag of tricks tout le tralala;
esp {{}}American{{}} {{}}familiar{{}} {{}}old-fashioned{{}} that's not my bag (I'm not good at it) ce n'est pas mon fort; (I'm not interested in it) ce n'est pas mon truc
(b) (handbag) sac m (à main); (suitcase) valise f;
bags valises fpl, bagages mpl;
to pack one's bags faire ses bagages;
{{}}figurative{{}} it's time to pack our bags c'est le moment de plier bagage;
{{}}familiar{{}} they threw her out bag and baggage ils l'ont mise à la porte avec toutes ses affaires
(c) (of cloth, skin) poche f;
to have bags under one's eyes avoir des poches sous les yeux;
{{}}familiar{{}} bag of bones sac m ou tas m d'os
(d) {{}}Hunting{{}} prise f;
did you get a good bag? avez-vous fait bonne chasse?
(e) {{}}familiar{{}} {{}}pejorative{{}} (woman)
old bag vieille peau f, vieille bique f;
you stupid bag! espèce d'idiote!
(f) {{}}familiar{{}} {{}}drugs slang{{}} (quantity of drugs) dose f (en sachet ou dans un papier plié)
2 transitive verb
(a) (books, groceries) mettre dans un sac; (apples, sweets) ensacher; {{}}American{{}} (supermarket purchases) emballer
(b) {{}}familiar{{}} (seize) mettre le grappin sur, s'emparer de ; (steal) piquer, faucher;
{{}}British{{}} I bags the cakes! les gâteaux sont à moi!;
he bagged the best seat for himself il s'est réservé la meilleure place
(c) {{}}Hunting{{}} tuer
3 intransitive verb
goder, faire des poches;
his trousers bag at the knees ses pantalons font des poches aux genoux
4 bags {{}}familiar{{}}
1 plural noun {{}}British{{}}
(a) (trousers) pantalon m, fute m
(b) (lots)
there are bags of things to do il y a plein de choses à faire;
we have bags of time nous avons tout notre temps;
they've bags of money ils sont pleins aux as
2 exclamation
{{}}British{{}} bags I go! c'est à moi! ;
bags I get the biggest one! le plus gros est pour moi!
►► {{}}familiar{{}} bag lady clocharde f

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