teasing in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for teasing in the English»French Dictionary

I.teasing [Brit ˈtiːzɪŋ, Am ˈtizɪŋ] N

1. teasing (gen):

teasing

taquineries fpl

2. teasing (in advertising):

teasing

aguichage m

II.teasing [Brit ˈtiːzɪŋ, Am ˈtizɪŋ] ADJ

teasing

taquin, moqueur/-euse

I.tease [Brit tiːz, Am tiz] N

1. tease (joker):

tease

taquin/-e m/f

2. tease (woman):

tease pej

allumeuse f pej

II.tease [Brit tiːz, Am tiz] VB trans

1. tease (provoke):

tease person

taquiner (about à propos de)

tease animal

tourmenter

2. tease TEXTIL:

tease (separate)

carder

tease (brush)

peigner

3. tease (backcomb):

tease hair

crêper

III.tease [Brit tiːz, Am tiz] VB intr

tease

taquiner

I.tease out VB [Brit tiːz -, Am tiz -] (tease out [sth], tease [sth] out)

1. tease out knots, strands:

tease out

démêler

2. tease out fig:

tease out information

clarifier

tease out significance

démêler

cock-teaser [Brit ˈkɒktiːzə, Am ˈkɑkˌtizər], cock-tease N vulgar sl, pej

cock-teaser

allumeuse f inf, pej

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playfully tease, push, pinch

malicieusement, avec espièglerie

Translations for teasing in the French»English Dictionary

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taquinerie

teasing uncountable

tes taquineries incessantes

your constant teasing

taquin (taquine)

teasing

il est très taquin

he's a great tease

taquin (taquine)

tease

titillement

teasing

aguicheuse

tease pej

allumeur (allumeuse) inf

tease

teasing in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for teasing in the English»French Dictionary

I.tease [ti:z] VB trans

1. tease (make fun of):

tease

taquiner

2. tease (provoke sexually):

tease

allumer

3. tease Am (back-comb):

tease hair

crêper

II.tease [ti:z] VB intr

tease

plaisanter

III.tease [ti:z] N

1. tease inf (playful person):

tease

taquin(e) m (f)

2. tease pej (flirt):

tease

allumeur(-euse) m (f)

Translations for teasing in the French»English Dictionary

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taquin(e)

teasing

taquin(e)

tease

taquinerie

teasing no pl

blagueur (-euse)

teasing

allumeuse

tease

agacer

to tease

taquiner

to tease

se taquiner

to tease each other

chambrer

to tease

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

That sometimes generates good-natured teasing about accents, but our employees really appreciate the effort.

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She has fun teasing the boys from the neighboring school as she tries to fix a church.

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Standing in the line at the supermarket you see the glossy magazine, with its engaging picture, teasing you with style perfection.

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She was described by critics as mischievous, unpredictable, impulsive, rattlebrained, teasing, piquant, rollicking, cheerful and devilish.

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She enjoys the adulation which her appearance guarantees, laughing and chattering with the women and teasing the men.

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He often shows self-restraint from his female schoolmates, who enjoy flirting with and teasing him.

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A more recent article, mentioned how teasing is not only playful or hurtful.

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All of her suggestions are to aid in the process of teasing and mortifying.

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Challenges (teasing, questions, qualifying, feigned disinterest) serve to increase tension, test intention and congruity.

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We were treated to an extreme close-up of a man whose old masculine tricks -- bullying, threats, bribes, seduction, teasing and outright violence -- didn't work anymore.

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