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French-English translation for: straw-necked
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agr. paille {f}straw [material]
meub. empaillé {adj} {past-p} [siège]straw-bottomed
cuis. chalumeau {m} [pour boire](drinking) straw
natte {f} [tapis en fibre végétale](straw) mat
équi. paille {f} à litièrebedding straw
agr. bot. botte {f} de paillestraw bale
jouets poupée {f} de sonstraw doll
écol. feux {m.pl} de paillestraw fires
vêt. chapeau {m} de paillestraw hat
constr. hutte {f} de paillestraw hut
meub. natte {f} de paillestraw mat
paillasse {f} [matelas]straw mattress
étoile {f} en paillestraw star
paille {f}straw [for drinking]
paille {adj}straw-colored [Am.]
arts paillé {adj} {past-p}straw-colored [Am.]
arts paillé {adj} {past-p}straw-coloured [Br.]
paille {adj}straw-coloured [Br.]
cuis. allumette {f} au fromagecheese straw [Br.]
pol. marionnette {f} [fig.]straw man [fig.]
agr. bot. botte {f} de paillebale of straw
agr. gerbe {f} de paillesheaf of straw
meub. chaise {f} pailléestraw (bottomed) chair
fétu {m} de paillewisp of straw
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cuis. pommes {f.pl} paillesstraw potatoes [potato straws]
cuis. boire avec une pailleto drink through a straw
se faire avoir [fam.]to draw the short straw [coll.]
tirer le mauvais numéro [loc.]to draw the short straw [idiom]
se faire avoir [fam.]to draw the shortest straw [coll.]
agr. brin {m} de paillestraw [stem of a corn plant]
C'est la goutte qui fait déborder le vase. [loc.]It's the last straw. [idiom]
C'est le bouquet ! [hum.] [fam.] [loc.]That's the final straw! [idiom]
C'est le bouquet ! [hum.] [fam.] [loc.]That's the last straw! [idiom]
Ça commence à bien faire ! [loc.]That's the last straw! [idiom]
La barbe ! [fam.] [loc.]That's the last straw! [idiom]
fin. prête-nom {m}straw man [acting as a front man]
C'est complet ! [loc.]It's the last straw! [coll.] [idiom]
C'est la goutte d'eau qui fait déborder le vase. [loc.] [fig.]It's the last straw. [idiom] [fig.]
vêt. échancré {adj} {past-p} [robe]low-necked
guindé {adj} {past-p} [personne]stiff-necked
suprême {adj} [insolence]brass-necked [coll.]
vêt. chemise {f} à col ouvertopen-necked shirt
chim. ballon {m} tricolthree-necked flask
chim. ballon {m} tricoltriple-necked flask
chim. ballon {m} bicoltwin-necked flask
chim. ballon {m} bicoltwo-necked flask
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