daylight robbery in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for daylight robbery in the English»French Dictionary

daylight robbery N inf

it's daylight robbery!

c'est de l'arnaque! inf

it's daylight robbery!

c'est du vol manifeste!

Translations for daylight robbery in the French»English Dictionary

c'est de l'escroquerie!

it's daylight robbery

c'est du brigandage! fig

it's daylight robbery!

c'est du vol (manifeste)!

it's daylight robbery!

Translations for daylight robbery in the English»French Dictionary

robbery [Brit ˈrɒb(ə)ri, Am ˈrɑb(ə)ri] N

robbery

vol m

it's sheer robbery! fig

c'est du vol!

train robbery

acte m de banditisme ferroviaire

robbery with violence, robbery and assault LAW

vol m avec coups et blessures

robbery with violence, robbery and assault LAW

vol m avec voies de fait

daylight [Brit ˈdeɪlʌɪt, Am ˈdeɪˌlaɪt] N

1. daylight (light):

daylight

jour m

daylight

lumière f du jour

it was still daylight

il faisait encore jour

we have two hours of daylight left

on a encore deux heures avant la tombée de la nuit

in (the) daylight (by day)

de jour

in (the) daylight (in natural light)

à la lumière du jour

in (the) daylight attr attack, bombing, raid

de jour

during daylight hours

pendant qu'il fait jour

2. daylight (dawn):

daylight

lever m du jour

daylight

point m du jour

they left before daylight

ils sont partis avant le lever du jour

to see daylight (understand)

y voir clair

to see daylight (finish)

voir le bout du tunnel

to beat or knock the living daylights out of sb inf

tabasser qn inf

I'll beat or knock the living daylights out of you inf!

je vais te flanquer une (bonne) raclée! inf

daylight robbery in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for daylight robbery in the French»English Dictionary

c'est du gangstérisme!

it's daylight robbery!

c'est du vol organisé!

it's daylight robbery! Brit

Translations for daylight robbery in the English»French Dictionary

robbery <-ies> [ˈrɒbərɪ, Am ˈrɑ:bɚɪ] N

1. robbery (burglary):

robbery

vol m

2. robbery no pl (burglary):

robbery

cambriolage m

daylight N

daylight no pl:

daylight

(lumière f du) jour m

in broad daylight

au grand jour

Phrases:

to knock the living daylights out of sb inf

tabasser qn

to scare the living daylights out of sb inf

flanquer la frousse à qn

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Even then they are probably getting away with daylight robbery.

thenewdaily.com.au

We should not accept and be compliant with such daylight robbery.

www.news24.com

No, they still need to try out some daylight robbery in the process as well.

www.news24.com

Many financial advisers seem to charge between 0.75pc and 1pc a year, which, on larger portfolios, is nothing short of daylight robbery.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Ordinary people call it gouging or daylight robbery.

www.ft.com

It seems we are having no luck at all and on this occasion were the victims of daylight robbery.

www.westernmorningnews.co.uk

The biggest headache is undoubtedly the clocks going back - a particularly wicked form of daylight robbery that has surely outlived its usefulness in 2016.

www.independent.ie

And this daylight robbery is significantly above the international average.

www.telegraph.co.uk

The opposition called the results scandalous daylight robbery, claiming an outright victory in the first round with 50.3% of the votes.

en.wikipedia.org