whacked in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for whacked in the English»French Dictionary

whacked [Brit wakt, Am (h)wækt] ADJ never attr inf

whacked (tired)

vanné inf

whacked (stoned) Am

défoncé sl

I.whack [Brit wak, Am (h)wæk] N

1. whack (blow):

whack

(grand) coup m

to give sth/sb a whack

donner un grand coup dans qc/à qn

2. whack (share):

whack inf

part f

to get one's whack

recevoir sa part

to do one's whack

faire ce qu'on doit

to pay one's whack

payer sa quote-part

3. whack Brit (wage) inf:

to pay/earn top whack

payer/recevoir un très gros salaire

to pay top whack

payer le maximum

4. whack (try):

whack inf

essai m

to have or take a whack at (doing) sth

essayer (de faire) qc

to get first whack at sth/at doing

avoir la primeur de qc/de faire

II.whack [Brit wak, Am (h)wæk] INTERJ

whack

paf!

III.whack [Brit wak, Am (h)wæk] VB trans

1. whack (hit):

whack person, animal

battre

whack ball

frapper

2. whack Brit (defeat):

whack inf

piler inf

3. whack fig:

to whack £10 off the price

réduire le prix de dix livres

IV.whack [Brit wak, Am (h)wæk]

out of whack Am cupboard:

mal foutu inf

out of whack arm, leg:

blessé

whack off VB [Brit wak -, Am (h)wæk -] vulg sl

whack off

se branler vulg sl

Translations for whacked in the French»English Dictionary

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flagada

whacked inf

être éreinté

to be whacked inf

donner une bonne gifle à qn

to whack sb

pif

whack!

pan (de fessée)

whack!

démolir effort:

to whack [sb] out inf

balancer une gifle à qn

to whack sb inf

whacked in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for whacked in the English»French Dictionary

I.whack [(h)wæk] VB trans

whack

donner un grand coup à

II.whack [(h)wæk] N

1. whack (sharp hit):

whack

grand coup m

2. whack (share, part):

whack

part f

to pay full whack

payer plein pot inf

Phrases:

to have a whack at sth inf

tenter qc

to be out of whack

être déglingué

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The cat sticks out his tongue and gets whacked again, biting it.

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I mean, it's whacked out.

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My shows got whacked to new time slots.

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I got stepped on, whacked and grabbed by riders who had fallen and got pinned under the fencing.

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The songs are all over the place from whacked-out rock to bluegrass to jazz.

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The government has whacked a big increase on cider duty, but what is it about the apple-based beverage that excites such strong passions from drinkers?

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He simply picked up his bat and whacked some near half volleys out of the park.

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People being slapped and wailing painfully as they were being whacked.

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It's tough getting whacked on the back of the neck all the time and trying to fight out of it.

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He said that to the firing squad just before they whacked him.

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