Glaswegian in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for Glaswegian in the English»French Dictionary

I.Glaswegian [Brit ɡlazˈwiːdʒ(ə)n, ɡlɑːzˈwiːdʒ(ə)n, Am ɡlæzˈwidʒən] N

Glaswegian (inhabitant)

habitant/-e m/f de Glasgow

Glaswegian (native)

originaire mf de Glasgow

II.Glaswegian [Brit ɡlazˈwiːdʒ(ə)n, ɡlɑːzˈwiːdʒ(ə)n, Am ɡlæzˈwidʒən] ADJ

Glaswegian accent, humour:

Glaswegian

de Glasgow

Glaswegian in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for Glaswegian in the English»French Dictionary

Glaswegian [glæzˈwi:dʒən, Am glæs-] N

Glaswegian

habitant(e) m (f) de Glasgow

Translations for Glaswegian in the French»English Dictionary

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habitant de Glasgow

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English

She set out to avoid sentimentality by recounting violent episodes in the same Glaswegian dialect, laden with obscenities, that she knew as a young child.

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He was proud to be a Glaswegian and so loyal to the city.

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However, after a papal grant he retained administration of the diocese and continued to use his Glaswegian episcopal seal.

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And every Glaswegian is immensely proud of their fellow citizens who ran towards trouble when they were needed.

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The statue has become a representation of simple Glaswegian humour and is favoured by many citizens and tourists who have seen it.

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But there is nothing wrong with Glaswegian men having a good cry.

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It tells the story of a young Glaswegian father who narrowly avoids a prison sentence.

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So much of his rise in football was accompanied by the soundtrack of a stern Glaswegian accent.

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The professor said international medical studies carried out in the years since the 35-year-old Glaswegian was convicted told a different story.

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Moreover, the massive demand for fighting men meant that few Glaswegian families escaped personal loss of some kind.

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