hip flask in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for hip flask in the English»French Dictionary

hip flask N

hip flask

flasque f

Translations for hip flask in the English»French Dictionary

(hip) flask

flasque f

Translations for hip flask in the English»French Dictionary

flask [Brit flɑːsk, Am flæsk] N

1. flask CHEM:

flask (large)

flacon m

flask (small) (round-bottomed)

ballon m

flask (flat-bottomed)

fiole f

2. flask (gen):

flask (large)

bonbonne f

flask (small)

bouteille f

flask (vacuum)

thermos ® f or m inv

(hip) flask

flasque f

HIP N Brit

HIP → Home Information Pack

See also Home Information Pack

Home Information Pack N Brit

Home Information Pack

dossier d'information maison

I.hip [Brit hɪp, Am hɪp] N

1. hip ANAT:

hip

hanche f

to break one's hip

se casser le col du fémur

2. hip ARCHIT:

hip

croupe f

hip(ped) roof

toit m en croupe

3. hip BOT:

hip

gratte-cul m

hip

cynorhodon m

II.hip [Brit hɪp, Am hɪp] ADJ

hip person

branché

hip habit, style

dans le vent inf

hip habit, style

à la page inf

III.hip [Brit hɪp, Am hɪp] INTERJ

hip hip hurrah!

hip hip hip hourra!

IV.-hipped COMP

broad/narrow-hipped

aux hanches fortes/étroites

V.hip [Brit hɪp, Am hɪp]

to shoot from the hip

parler sans réfléchir

to be joined at the hip

être des (jumeaux) inséparables

hip flask in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for hip flask in the English»French Dictionary

flask [flɑ:sk, Am flæsk] N

1. flask (bottle):

flask

flacon m

2. flask (vacuum flask):

flask

thermos ® m o f

hip¹ [hɪp] N

hip

hanche f

Phrases:

to shoot from the hip inf

dégainer en tirant

hip² [hɪp] N (rose hip)

hip

églantine f

I.hip³ [hɪp] ADJ inf

hip

branché(e)

II.hip³ [hɪp] INTERJ

hip hip hooray!

hip hip hourra!

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

A hip flask is most commonly purchased, and then filled by the owner.

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Yesterday a judge banned him from driving and said he had "failed spectacularly" to run a so-called hip flask defence.

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It's actually a hip flask, designed to help punters sneak in alcohol where it's not allowed.

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Hip flasks can vary in shape, although they are usually contoured to match the curve of the wearer's hip or thigh for comfort and discretion, known as a kidney flask.

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Can you explain the pink hip flask for those who don't know?

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They were the likely source of the term bootlegging, which originally came from the practice of concealing hip flasks of alcohol in the legs of boots.

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Unfortunately, it will only really affect "side loading", where people have a final drink just before entering venues or top up inside venues with hip flasks or the like.

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But strip away the luxe exterior and the cylindrical ampoule embedded within the plumb bob and it is still considerably pricier than your average wine bottle or hip flask.

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Someone who takes along a hip flask of vodka to work and sneaks in a sip when they think no one is looking is not a criminal.

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Police allege the other man searched the house and took a silver hip flask.

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