mutton chop in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for mutton chop in the French»English Dictionary

côte de mouton

mutton chop

côtelette de mouton/veau

mutton/veal chop

Translations for mutton chop in the English»French Dictionary

mutton [Brit ˈmʌt(ə)n, Am ˈmətn] N FOOD

mutton

mouton m

mutton attr stew, pie

de mouton

as dead as mutton

mort et bien mort

mutton dressed as lamb

habillé trop jeune pour son âge

I.chop [Brit tʃɒp, Am tʃɑp] N

1. chop (blow with axe, tool, hand):

chop

coup m

to cut sth off with one chop

trancher qc d'un seul coup

2. chop FOOD:

chop

côtelette f

3. chop Brit (axe) fig, inf:

to get the chop person:

se faire sacquer inf

to get the chop scheme, service, programme:

être supprimé

he's afraid of the chop

il a peur de se faire sacquer inf

4. chop (in table tennis):

chop

revers m coupé

II.chops N

chops npl inf:

chops

gueule f sl

a slap across the chops

une baffe dans la gueule sl

to lick one's chops (at food)

se lécher les babines

to lick one's chops (at idea)

se frotter les mains

III.chop <pres part chopping; pret, pp chopped> [Brit tʃɒp, Am tʃɑp] VB trans

1. chop (cut up):

chop wood, log

couper

chop vegetable, meat

couper, émincer

chop parsley, onion

hacher

to chop sth into cubes/rounds

couper qc en cubes/rondelles

to chop sth to pieces or bits

couper qc en morceaux

to chop sth finely

hacher qc

2. chop fig:

chop (cut, reduce) service, deficit, subsidy

réduire

chop (cut out) quote, footage

couper

3. chop SPORTS (give chopping blow to):

chop person

frapper [qn] du tranchant de la main

chop ball

couper

IV.chopped ADJ

chopped parsley, nuts, meat:

chopped

haché

V.chop [Brit tʃɒp, Am tʃɑp]

chop chop! Brit inf

et que ça saute! inf

to chop and change person:

changer d'avis comme de chemise

to chop and change situation:

évoluer par à-coups

mutton chop in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for mutton chop in the English»French Dictionary

mutton chop, mutton chop whiskers N pl

mutton chop

rouflaquettes fpl

Translations for mutton chop in the English»French Dictionary

mutton [ˈmʌtən] N inv

mutton

mouton m

2. mutton inf:

mutton dressed up as lamb

une vieille bique

I.chop <-pp-> [tʃɒp, Am tʃɑ:p] VB trans

1. chop (cut):

chop

couper

chop herbs

hacher

to chop into pieces

couper en morceaux

2. chop (reduce):

chop

réduire

II.chop <-pp-> [tʃɒp, Am tʃɑ:p] VB intr

to chop and change Brit, Aus (change opinion)

être versatile

to chop and change (switch jobs)

être instable dans sa vie professionnelle

III.chop [tʃɒp, Am tʃɑ:p] N

1. chop (meat):

chop

côtelette f

2. chop (blow):

chop

coup m

3. chop Brit, Aus:

to get the chop

se faire virer

to be for the chop

être bon pour le licenciement

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

He has bought a mutton chop and, going to cook it on the gridiron, finds the fire already lit and the rasher of bacon on the gridiron.

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One piece shows him with trademark mutton chop mustache and the body of a hugely pregnant woman -- a recurring theme in his art -- narrating the threats.

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Everything is fine lace, thick velvet, giant mutton chop sleeves, and moustaches.

thetyee.ca

I mean, anyone who sports glorious mutton chops and wears a championship belt during a fight must be near unbeatable right?

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In 1935, the restaurant sold its one millionth mutton chop, a signature dish that is still the star of the menu.

ny.eater.com

Gosling, 33, was dressed in a blue retro suit as he sported mutton chops and some facial scruff.

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One man incorporated his thin strip of hair with his beard and mutton chops, giving the impression of a circle drawn onto his head.

www.dailymail.co.uk

I love my kilts, cowbells and princess tiaras, with a side of mutton chops.

www.oregonlive.com

Long sideburns and mutton chops were not specifically banned.

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The notion of britain as a world power and economic miracle is a romantic fallacy as outdated as mutton chop sideburns and mourning jewellery.

citywire.co.uk