Oconee bells in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for Oconee bells in the English»French Dictionary

champers [Brit ˈʃampəz, Am ˈʃæmpərz] N Brit inf

champers

champ' m inf

champers

champagne m

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English

A classy, heavily autolytic (biscuity, yeasty) champers with terrific complexity and more than an average measure of finesse.

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Or slips into the pool after one too many sips of celebratory medal winning champers.

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But the stakes start to rise when you chuck in some champers.

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Furthermore, there was said to be a 30-litre gold bottle of champers delivered to the venue, taking two dudes to carry.

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If you crave bubbles stick to carbonated water, or champers.

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She's not usually a massive drinker, but she'll always let loose on her birthday and have a couple of glasses of champers.

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Pasta and champers eh... imagine the wind issues.

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Unless you're five feet away and have already had a few glasses of champers, these aren't fooling anyone.

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But this time, without a glass of champers in his mitt...

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Cheering, booing, champers, big ears, tea and bacon butties made this a gleeful event.

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