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digiuni
mock

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

French
French
English
English

I. moquer [mɔke] VB trans dated (railler)

moquer
to mock

II. se moquer VB refl

1. se moquer (ridiculiser):

se moquer
to make fun (de of)
se moquer
to laugh (de at)
arrête de te moquer!
stop teasing ou poking fun!
vous vous moquez (de moi) ou quoi?
are you making fun of me or what?
de qui se moque-t-on?
they've got a nerve!

2. se moquer (être indifférent):

se moquer de
not to care about
je me moque de vos histoires
I don't care about your problems
il se moque bien de ça
he really couldn't care less (about it)
elle s'en moque complètement
she really couldn't care less
ils se moquent de paraître ridicules
they couldn't care less about looking ridiculous
se moquer que
not to care if
je me moque qu'ils viennent ou pas
I don't care if ou whether they come or not

3. se moquer (tromper):

se moquer de qn
to fool sb
se moquer des gens
to take people for fools
ils se sont moqués de nous avec leurs promesses
they took us for a ride inf

III. moquer [mɔke]

je m'en moquer comme de l'an quarante inf
I don't give a damn inf

guigne [ɡiɲ] N f (malchance)

guigne
bad luck
avoir la guigne
to be dogged by bad luck
se soucier ou se moquer de qc/qn comme d'une guigne
not to give a fig about sth/sb inf
se soucier ou se moquer de qc/qn comme d'une guigne
not to give a toss about sth/sb sl

chemise [ʃ(ə)miz] N f

1. chemise (pour hommes):

chemise
shirt
chemise à manches longues/courtes
long-/short-sleeved shirt
une chemise à carreaux
a checked shirt
être en bras de chemise
to be in one's shirtsleeves

2. chemise (lingerie):

chemise
vest Brit
chemise
undershirt Am

3. chemise (en papeterie):

chemise
folder

4. chemise TECH:

chemise (intérieure)
lining
chemise (extérieure)
jacket

5. chemise CONSTR:

chemise
facing
chemise américaine
envelope-neck vest
chemise de nuit (pour femme)
nightgown
chemise de nuit (pour femme)
nightdress Brit
chemise de nuit (pour homme)
nightshirt
Chemises bleues HISTORY
Blue Shirts
Chemises brunes HISTORY
Brown Shirts
Chemises noires HISTORY
Blackshirts

Phrases:

j'y ai laissé ma chemise inf
it broke the bank
je m'en moque comme de ma première chemise inf
I don't give two hoots Brit inf
je m'en moque comme de ma première chemise inf
I don't give a hoot Am inf
changer d'avis comme de chemise inf
to change one's mind at the drop of a hat
être (comme) cul et chemise sl
to be inseparable
être (comme) cul et chemise sl
to be as thick as thieves
mouiller sa chemise inf
to work hard
se soucier ou se moquer de qc/qn comme d'une guigne
not to give a fig about sth/sb inf
se soucier ou se moquer de qc/qn comme d'une guigne
not to give a toss about sth/sb sl
se moquer gentiment de qn
to tease sb playfully
English
English
French
French
flout
se moquer de
to ride roughshod over sb/sth
se moquer (totalement) de qn/qc
jeer
se moquer
to jeer at idea, suggestion
se moquer de
mock person, action, attempt
se moquer de
mock
se moquer
not to care tuppence for sb/sth
se moquer éperdument de qn/qc
to jibe at
se moquer de
to snigger at [sb/sth] person
se moquer de

in the PONS Dictionary

French
French
English
English

moquer [mɔke] VB refl

1. moquer (ridiculiser):

se moquer de qn/qc
to make fun of sb/sth

2. moquer (dédaigner):

se moquer du qu'en dira-t-on
not to care what people say
se moquer de faire qc
to not care about doing sth
je m'en moque pas mal
I really couldn't care less

3. moquer (tromper):

se moquer du monde
to have (some) nerve
ils se moquent du peuple inf
who do they think they are?
se moquer du qu'en-dira-t-on
not to care about gossip [or what people say]
English
English
French
French
to scoff at sb/sth
se moquer de qn/qc
deride
se moquer de
to jeer at sb
se moquer de qn
to mock at sb
se moquer de qn
mock
se moquer de
to jibe at sb
se moquer de qn
not to give a jot about sb/sth
se moquer éperdument de qn/qc
to muck sb about
se moquer de qn
in the PONS Dictionary
French
French
English
English

moquer [mɔke] VB refl

1. moquer (ridiculiser):

se moquer de qn/qc
to make fun of sb/sth

2. moquer (dédaigner):

se moquer du qu'en dira-t-on
not to care what people say
se moquer de faire qc
to not care about doing sth
je m'en moque pas mal
I really couldn't care less

3. moquer (tromper):

se moquer du monde
to have (some) nerve
ils se moquent du peuple inf
who do they think they are?
se moquer du qu'en-dira-t-on
not to care about gossip [or what people say]
English
English
French
French
deride
se moquer de
to gibe at sb
se moquer de qn
to scoff at sb/sth
se moquer de qn/qc
to mock at sb
se moquer de qn
mock
se moquer de
to jeer at sb
se moquer de qn
to sneer at sb
se moquer de qn
to make fun of sb
se moquer de qn
Présent
jemoque
tumoques
il/elle/onmoque
nousmoquons
vousmoquez
ils/ellesmoquent
Imparfait
jemoquais
tumoquais
il/elle/onmoquait
nousmoquions
vousmoquiez
ils/ellesmoquaient
Passé simple
jemoquai
tumoquas
il/elle/onmoqua
nousmoquâmes
vousmoquâtes
ils/ellesmoquèrent
Futur simple
jemoquerai
tumoqueras
il/elle/onmoquera
nousmoquerons
vousmoquerez
ils/ellesmoqueront
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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

se moquer de qn/qc
to make fun of sb/sth
se moquer du qu'en dira-t-on
not to care what people say
se moquer de faire qc
to not care about doing sth
se moquer du monde
to have (some) nerve
se moquer avec férocité de qn
to mock sb savagely
se moquer du qu'en-dira-t-on
not to care about gossip [or what people say]
ils se moquent du peuple inf
who do they think they are?

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

Disons qu’il a la petite manie de se moquer mais uniquement de ceux qu’il apprécie et toujours gentiment.
fr.wikipedia.org
Dans une lettre, il affirme : « les aspects dangereux du livre… semblent avoir été oubliés ou gentiment ignorés par les critiques ».
fr.wikipedia.org
Son rôle consiste à sautiller gaiement à travers la foule ou le cortège et à aller frapper gentiment les spectateurs sur la tête.
fr.wikipedia.org
Henry l'encourage gentiment et lui dit qu'elle devrait y aller.
fr.wikipedia.org
On va étouffer ça gentiment et personne n'en entendra jamais parler.
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