clanger in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for clanger in the English»French Dictionary

clanger [Brit ˈklaŋə, Am ˈklæŋər] N Brit inf

clanger

boulette f inf

clanger

gaffe f

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to drop a brick inf or clanger inf

faire une gaffe inf

Translations for clanger in the French»English Dictionary

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gaffer (en paroles)

to drop a clanger Brit inf

gaffe (parole)

clanger Brit inf

faire une gaffe (parole)

to drop a clanger Brit

clanger in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for clanger in the English»French Dictionary

clanger N Brit inf

to drop a clanger

faire une bourde

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to drop a brick [or Brit clanger]

faire une gaffe

clanger Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to drop a brick [or Brit clanger]

faire une gaffe

to drop a clanger

faire une bourde

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The sport has dropped the ball often enough down the years, but this spill has been a true clanger.

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There were a few nice designs and some clangers to avoid.

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We dropped a massive clanger in those last few seconds.

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Hang on, that's too clever to be a clanger.

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It's unfair to single one player out but some of the big name players made some real clangers.

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He dropped a clanger and should have conceded a penalty.

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While some of these features are so simple and intuitive that they slot seamlessly into the platform, others have turned out to be real clangers.

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It will be about being consistent and avoiding the clangers.

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His caucus realised the severity of this implication, and they moved quickly to put a political spin on the clanger.

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It has averaged 18.6 clanger kicks per game -- the most of any side.

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