romp in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for romp in the English»French Dictionary

I.romp [Brit rɒmp, Am rɑmp, rɔmp] N

1. romp (frolic):

romp

ébats mpl

bedroom romps hum

ébats amoureux

the film is an 18th century romp

c'est un film plein d'exubérance qui se passe au XVIII e siècle

2. romp (easy victory):

romp

victoire f facile

to come in at a romp HORSE RAC

arriver dans un fauteuil

II.romp [Brit rɒmp, Am rɑmp, rɔmp] VB intr

romp children, puppies:

romp

s'ébattre

to romp home

l'emporter facilement

I.romp through VB [Brit rɒmp -, Am rɑmp, rɔmp -] (romp through [sth])

romp through match

gagner [qc] avec une parfaite aisance

romp through piece, work

exécuter [qc] avec une parfaite aisance

romp away VB [Brit rɒmp -, Am rɑmp, rɔmp -]

romp away bidding, prices:

romp away

s'envoler

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folâtrer personne:

to romp about

batifoler

to romp about

arriver (comme) dans un fauteuil

to romp home

romp in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for romp in the English»French Dictionary

I.romp [rɒmp, Am rɑ:mp] N

1. romp (erotic activity):

romp

ébats mpl

2. romp (diversion):

romp

farce f

II.romp [rɒmp, Am rɑ:mp] VB intr

romp

s'ébattre

to romp home Brit

arriver dans un fauteuil

Translations for romp in the French»English Dictionary

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chahuter

to romp around

romp Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to romp home Brit

arriver dans un fauteuil

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

It is a clever legal romp, a comedy mixed with ruminations about life, liberally peppered with black humour and layered in farce.

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It's a delicious immorality play with an excellent cast, but the tempo is slow and oddly ponderous -- a romp slowed down to a dirge.

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His story opens with a bawdy bedroom romp but as he can't even get the girl's name right, that soon ends in a row.

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They took the series with a 15-6 romp the next day.

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She described the film as a weak but genial romp.

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Brown regarded the novel as a fine hi-tech romp but was critical of what he called a rushed and melodramatic dnouement.

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It's a romp that kids and families will all enjoy.

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The story is satirical and a good romp.

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Though the musical is largely a comic romp, it does tackle some pretty serious issues.

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The track has been described as a relatively filthy '60s romp.

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