corking in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for corking in the English»French Dictionary

corking [Brit ˈkɔːkɪŋ, Am ˈkɔrkɪŋ] ADJ Brit inf, dated

corking

épatant inf

I.cork [Brit kɔːk, Am kɔrk] N

1. cork (substance):

cork

liège m

cork attr tile, table-mat

en liège

2. cork (of bottle):

cork also FISH

bouchon m

II.cork [Brit kɔːk, Am kɔrk] VB trans

cork bottle:

cork

boucher

III.cork [Brit kɔːk, Am kɔrk]

to blow one's cork inf Am

se mettre en rogne inf

cork oak N

cork oak

chêne-liège m

I.cork up VB [Brit kɔːk -, Am kɔrk -] (cork [sth] up, cork up [sth])

cork up bottle

boucher

cork up fig feelings

refouler

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replace lid, cork

remettre

force out cork

enlever [qc] de force

Translations for corking in the French»English Dictionary

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bouchage (avec du liège)

corking

liège

cork

de ou en liège revêtement, panneau

cork attr

bouchon en liège

cork

chêne-liège

cork oak

boucher bouteille

to cork, to put a cork on

corking in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for corking in the English»French Dictionary

I.cork [kɔ:k, Am kɔ:rk] N

1. cork no pl:

cork

liège m

2. cork (stopper):

cork

bouchon m

II.cork [kɔ:k, Am kɔ:rk] VB trans

1. cork (put stopper in):

cork bottle

boucher

2. cork (blacken):

to cork one's face

se grimer avec un bouchon brûlé

corkage [ˈkɔkədʒ, Am ˈkɔ:r-] N no pl, cork charge N

corkage

droit m de bouchon

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pop cork

sauter

pop cork

faire sauter

come out cork

retirer

Translations for corking in the French»English Dictionary

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liège

cork

bouchon de liège

cork

chêne-liège

cork oak

bouchon (de liège)

cork

sabrer le champagne

(traditionally by removing the cork with a blow from a sabre)

boucher bouteille

to cork

revêtir une surface de liège/bois

to cover a surface with cork/wood

corking Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to cork one's face

se grimer avec un bouchon brûlé

(traditionally by removing the cork with a blow from a sabre)

sabrer le champagne

to cover a surface with cork/wood

revêtir une surface de liège/bois