chilli con carne in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for chilli con carne in the English»French Dictionary

chilli con carne [Brit ˌtʃɪli kɒn ˈkɑːni, ˌtʃɪli kɒn ˈkɑːneɪ, Am ˌtʃɪleɪ kɑn ˈkɑrni] N

chilli con carne

chili m con carne

Translations for chilli con carne in the English»French Dictionary

chilli, a. chilli con carne

chili m con carne

Translations for chilli con carne in the English»French Dictionary

chilli, chili [Brit ˈtʃɪli] N

1. chilli:

chilli (pod)

piment m rouge

chilli (powder, substance)

chili m

Phrases:

chilli, a. chilli con carne

chili m con carne

Con. N Brit

Con. POL abrév → conservative

See also conservative

I.conservative [Brit kənˈsəːvətɪv, Am kənˈsərvədɪv] N

1. conservative POL:

conservative

conservateur/-trice m/f

Phrases:

Conservative Brit POL

Conservateur/-trice m/f

II.conservative [Brit kənˈsəːvətɪv, Am kənˈsərvədɪv] ADJ

1. conservative POL:

conservative person, society, policy

conservateur/-trice

2. conservative:

Conservative Brit POL

conservateur/-trice

the Conservative Party

le parti conservateur

Conservative MP

député m conservateur

to vote Conservative

voter pour le parti conservateur

3. conservative (cautious):

conservative attitude

prudent

conservative estimate

minimal

at a conservative estimate

au bas mot

4. conservative taste, dress, style:

conservative

classique

I.con [Brit kɒn, Am kɑn] N

1. con (swindle):

con inf

escroquerie f

con inf

arnaque f sl

it was all a con

c'était une escroquerie

2. con (convict):

con inf

taulard m inf

3. con (disadvantage):

con

désavantage m

II.con <pres part conning; pret, pp conned> [Brit kɒn, Am kɑn] VB trans (trick)

con inf

rouler inf

con inf

escroquer

to con sb into doing sth inf

amener qn à faire qc en abusant de sa crédulité

to con sb out of sth inf

obtenir qc de qn par la ruse

I was conned out of £5

on m'a eu de 5 livres sterling inf

III.con <pres part conning; pret, pp conned> [Brit kɒn, Am kɑn] VB intr archaic

con

étudier

See also public relations officer, Public Records Office, PRO

public relations officer, PRO N

public relations officer

responsable mf des relations publiques

Public Records Office, PRO N npl

Public Records Office

Archives fpl nationales

PRO N

1. PRO abrév → public relations officer

2. PRO abrév → Public Records Office

chilli con carne in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for chilli con carne in the English»French Dictionary

chilli <-es> [ˈtʃɪli] N

chilli

piment m

I.con <-nn-> [kɒn, Am kɑ:n] VB trans

to con sb into believing that ...

tromper qn en lui faisant croire que ...

to con sb out of £10

escroquer qn de £10

to con sth out of sb

escroquer qc de qn

II.con <-nn-> [kɒn, Am kɑ:n] N inf

con

arnaque f

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Do you know why chilli and tonnes of other spices were added to meat dishes, such as chilli con carne (chilli with meat)?

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With chilli con carne, use half the amount of meat and add kidney beans.

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Things like hot pot and chilli con carne are perfect for this time of the year.

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There's a shepherd's pie, a chilli con carne, porridge, various soups and shakes, even chocolate snack bars -- and you have only the prescribed amount each day.

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The ever popular chilli con carne can be made in advance, and it's so easy to serve, with all the tasty and colourful trimmings.

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While it might be difficult to take tacos or burritos to work (without major spillage and sogginess), you can bring those delicious flavours in the form of chilli con carne.

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Take out another third, and add smoked paprika, cayenne pepper and kidney beans and freeze for a chilli con carne and with the last third, serve with linguine.

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A main course of chilli con carne may not seem overly exciting in a restaurant, but this version had a bit of individuality and flair.

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Lunch and dinner are chilli con carne, or lasagne or roast beef.

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