coup French - English
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Englishcoup de grâce
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Englishfinal blow
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Frenchcoup de grâce
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Englishstab
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Frenchpoignarder, frapper d'un coup de couteau
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Englishhead over heels
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Englishhopelessly smitten
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Frenchavoir un coup de foudre, avoir le coup de foudre, tomber fou amoureux, tomber follement amoureux
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Englishhopelessly smitten
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Frenchavoir un coup de foudre, avoir le coup de foudre, tomber fou amoureux, tomber follement amoureux
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Englishso
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Frenchalors, du coup
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Englishyank
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EnglishA sudden, vigorous pull
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Frenchcoup sec
Englishyank
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Englishto pull something with a quick, strong action
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Frenchtirer d'un coup sec
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Englishstroke
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Englishblow
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Frenchcoup
Englishstroke
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Englishsingle movement with a tool
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Frenchcoup
Englishstroke
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Frenchcoup
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Englishwhiplash
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Englishlash of a whip
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Frenchcoup de fouet
Englishwhiplash
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Englishwhiplash injury
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Frenchcoup du lapintraumatisme
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Englishone-night stand
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Englishsexual encounter
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Englishone fell swoop
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Englishone stroke, one action or event with many results
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Frenchd'un seul coup
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Englishchop
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Englishdismissal, especially from employment
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Frenchcheckcoup de hache
Englishchop
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Englishto cut into pieces
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Frenchhacher, découper, couper
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Englishsquint
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Englishquick or sideways glance
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Frenchcoup d'oeil
Englishsquint
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Englishshort look
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Frenchcoup d'oeil
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Englishputsch
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Englisha coup, an illegal effort to forcibly overthrow the current government
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Frenchcoup d'état
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Englishforehand
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Englishstroke in racket sports
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Frenchcoup droit
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Englishlash
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Englishstroke with a whip
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Frenchcoup de fouet
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Englishglottal stop
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Frenchcoup de glotte
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Englishbox|penalty
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Englishblow with the fist
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Frenchcoup de poing
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Englishfoul play
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Englishunfair, unethical, or criminal behavior
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Frenchmauvais coupcoup bas
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Englishheadbutt
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Englishsharp blow
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Frenchcoup de boule
Englishheadbutt
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Englishto deliver a sharp blow
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Frenchdonner un coup de boule, donner un coup de tête
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Englishbuzz
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Englishtelephone call
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Frenchcoup de fil
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Englishsunburn
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Englishburn
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Frenchcoup de soleil
Englishsunburn
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Englishto receive a sunburn
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Englishgunshot
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Englishact of discharging a firear
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Frenchcoup de feu
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Englishbox
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Englishblow with the fist
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Frenchcoup de poing
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Englishserendipity
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Englishunsought, unintended... and/or learning experience that happens by accident
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Englishbox|the
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Englishblow with the fist
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Frenchcoup de poing
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Englishround
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Englishindividual ammunition shell
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Frenchcoup
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Englishunfair, unethical, or criminal behavior
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Frenchmauvais coupcoup bas
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Englishkick
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Frenchdonner un coup de pied à, botter
Englishkick
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Englishdirect to a particular place by a blow with the foot or leg
Englishkick
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Frenchcoup de pied
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Englishfree kick
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Frenchcoup franc
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Englishhit
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Englishblow, punch
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Frenchcoup
Englishhit
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English(baseball) complete play, when the batter reaches base
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Frenchcoup sûr
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Englishcorner kick
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Englishin soccer
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Frenchcoup de pied de coin
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Englishtipple
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Englishslang: any alcoholic drink
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Frenchverre, coup, chopine, canon, goutte, pinte,
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Englishgale
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Frenchcoup de vent g
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Englishheartbeat
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Englishan instant
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Frenchcheckcoup de cœur
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Englishglance
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Englishto look briefly at something
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Frenchjeter un coup d’œil
Englishglance
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Englisha brief or cursory look
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Frenchcoup d'œil
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Englishjolt
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EnglishAn act of jolting
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Frenchsoubresaut, secousse
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Englishfluke
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Englishstroke of luck
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Frenchcoup de chance
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Englishafterwards
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Frenchaprès, ultérieurement, ensuite, après coup
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Englishrevolution
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Frenchrévolution
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Englishthrombosis
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Englishformation of thrombi, causing obstruction of circulation
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Frenchthrombose
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Englishthunderbolt
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Frenchcoup de tonnerre
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Englishget laid
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Englishto have sex
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Frenchbaiser, s'envoyer en l'air, tirer un coup
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Englishblow
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Englishact of striking or hitting
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Frenchcoup
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Englishsuddenly
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Frenchsoudainement, tout d'un coup
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Englishbelow the belt
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English(boxing) of a punch that lands below the opponent's waist
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Frenchcoup bas
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English(boxing) of a punch that lands below the opponent's waist
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Frenchcoup bas
Englishbelow the belt
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Englishunfair, not according to the rules
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Frenchun coup bas
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Englishunfair, not according to the rules
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Frenchun coup bas
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Englishpunch
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Frenchcoup de poing
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Englishhome run
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English(baseball) four-base hit
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Frenchcoup de circuit, circuit
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Englishtantrum
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Frenchcoup de colère
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Englishpull
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Frenchtirer un coup
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Englishhole in one
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Englishin gol
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Frenchtrou d'un coup
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Englishthunderclap
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Englishsudden thunder
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Frenchcoup de tonnerre
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Englishwhat|so
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Frenchalors, du coup
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Englishknife
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Englishshot
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Englishopportunity or attempt
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Frenchcoup
Englishshot
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Englishvaccination or injection
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Frenchpiqure
Englishshot
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Englishpayment (of a bill), scot or shout
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Frenchcoup
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Englishtweak
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Englisha sharp pinch or jerk, a twist or twitch, as, a tweak of the nose
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Frenchcoup sec
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Englishretrospect
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Englishconsideration of past times
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Frenchrétrospection
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Englishkick-off
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Englishopening kick in football
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Frenchcoup d'envoi
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Englishpeek
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EnglishTo look slyly, or with the eyes half closed, or through a crevice, to peep
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Frenchjeter un coup d'œil
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Englishlove at first sight
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Englishan instantaneous attraction
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Frenchcoup de foudre
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Englishhat trick
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Frenchqualifierfrfr
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Englishperuse
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Englishlook over casually
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Frenchjeter un coup d'œil
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Englishabruptly
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Englishin an abrupt manner
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Frenchabruptement, tout d'un coup
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Englishall of a sudden
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Englishcolloquial: suddenly
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Frenchsoudain, soudainement, subitement, tout à coup, tout d'un coup
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Englishthump
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Englishblow
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Frenchcoup sourd
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Englishmasterstroke
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Frenchcoup de maître
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Englishone for the road
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Frenchcoup de l’étrier
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Englishstunt
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Englishdangerous feat
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Frenchcascade
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Englishgust
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Englisha strong, abrupt rush of wind
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Frenchsoufflebourrasque
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Englishskidmark
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Frenchcoup de patin
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Englishhelping hand
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Englishany assistance, help or aid
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Frenchcoup de pouce
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Englishchop|especially
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Englishdismissal, especially from employment
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Frenchcheckcoup de hache
Englishchop|especially
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Englishto cut into pieces
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Frenchhacher, découper, couper
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Englishgleek
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Englishgood fortune
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Frenchaubaine
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Englishafter the fact
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Englishtoo late
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Frenchaprès coup
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