gagging in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for gagging in the English»French Dictionary

gagging order [ˈɡæɡɪŋ ˌɔː(r)də(r)] N

gagging order

obligation f de silence

I.gag [Brit ɡaɡ, Am ɡæɡ] N

1. gag (piece of cloth):

gag

bâillon m

to put a gag over sb's mouth

bâillonner qn

2. gag (censorship):

gag inf

bâillon m

to put a gag on democracy/free speech

bâillonner ceux qui parlent de démocratie/de liberté de la presse

to put a gag on the press

bâillonner la presse

3. gag (joke):

gag inf

blague f inf

II.gag <pres part gagging; pret, pp gagged> [Brit ɡaɡ, Am ɡæɡ] VB trans

gag

bâillonner

gag JOURN media

bâillonner

gag journalist, informant

museler

to gag sb with a handkerchief

bâillonner qn avec un mouchoir

III.gag <pres part gagging; pret, pp gagged> [Brit ɡaɡ, Am ɡæɡ] VB intr (choke)

gag

avoir un haut-le-cœur

he gagged on his soup

il s'est étouffé en mangeant sa soupe

gag law, gag rule N Am

gag law

règle permettant d'éviter ou de limiter les débats

Translations for gagging in the French»English Dictionary

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bâillonnement

gagging

haut-le-cœur

gagging uncountable

avoir des haut-le-cœur

to retch ou heave, to gag

bâillonner

to gag

bâillon

gag

mettre un bâillon à qn/la presse fig

to gag sb/the press

gag

gag

débequeter

to make [sb] gag inf

garrotter peuple

to muzzle, to gag

gagging in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for gagging in the English»French Dictionary

I.gag¹ [gæg] N (cloth)

gag

bâillon m

II.gag¹ <-gg-> [gæg] VB trans a. fig

gag

bâillonner

III.gag¹ <-gg-> [gæg] VB intr

gag

avoir des haut-le-cœur

I.gag² N (joke)

gag

gag m

to do sth for a gag Am, Aus

faire qc pour rire

II.gag² <-gg-> VB intr

gag

plaisanter

Translations for gagging in the French»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

bâillon

gag

gag

gag

bâillonner

to gag

gagging Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to do sth for a gag Am, Aus

faire qc pour rire

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

It's still brilliantly written, superbly acted, utterly gripping, edge-of-your-seat twaddle that leaves us gagging for more.

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This can cause gagging and choking, and it increases the risk of pneumonia.

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The reason, according to local people, is a gagging clause in the severance agreement signed by both men.

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He reveals he is the stalker and ties her up, gagging her.

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