bash
bash
[nom]

a lively and exuberant party

fête, bringue

fête, bringue

Ex: The New Year's Eve bash was the talk of the town for weeks. 
beats me
beats me
[phrase]

used when one is completely unable to guess or understand something

aucune idée, ça me dépasse

aucune idée, ça me dépasse

Ex: Why did he quit such a good job? Beats me. 
to [make] a beeline for {sb/sth}

to go directly and quickly towards someone or something, typically with a clear and focused intention, often without any delays or distractions along the way

foncer droit vers, se diriger droit vers

foncer droit vers, se diriger droit vers

Ex: As soon as he entered the party, he made a beeline for the food table. 
bod
bod
[nom]

the human body

corps, physique

corps, physique

Ex: He worked out every day to keep his bod in top shape. 
butt-ugly
butt-ugly
[Adjectif]

having a very unpleasant appearance

affreux, moche à pleurer

affreux, moche à pleurer

Ex: That car is butt-ugly, I can’t believe anyone would buy it. 
chick
chick
[nom]

a young woman

nana, meuf

nana, meuf

Ex: At the concert, he couldn't help but notice the chick in the front row dancing energetically. 
chow
chow
[nom]

a food or a meal, especially in an informal or casual setting

bouffe, nourriture

bouffe, nourriture

Ex: Let's grab some chow at the local diner after the movie. 
come on
come on
[phrase]

used for encouraging someone to hurry

Allez !

Allez !

Ex: Come on, we're going to be late if we don't leave now! 
cool
cool
[Adjectif]

having an appealing quality

cool

cool

Ex: Her sense of style was so cool that everyone wanted to emulate her. 
to drag
to drag
[verbe]

to move in a slow and difficult manner

traîner, tirer

traîner, tirer

Ex: The injured hiker struggled to drag himself down the mountain. 
dude
dude
[nom]

a word that we use to call a man

mec

mec

Ex: Dude, we have to leave now or we'll miss the movie. 
to [get] real
to get real
[Phrase]

to no longer be unrealistic, foolish, or unreasonable

Ex: You think you can become a millionaire overnight? Get real! 
go for it
go for it
[phrase]

used to encourage someone to try their best in doing or achieving what they want

vas-y !, fonce !

vas-y !, fonce !

Ex: She was hesitant at first, but with her friends cheering her on, she took a deep breath and decided to go for it. 
loaded
loaded
[Adjectif]

having a lot of money or financial resources

riche, fortuné

riche, fortuné

Ex: He's loaded after selling his company. 
to [lose] it
to lose it
[Phrase]

to become overwhelmed by strong emotions

Ex: She tried to stay calm, but when she heard the news, she lost it and started sobbing. 
no way
no way
[Interjection]

used to firmly and decisively reject the suggestion or proposal

Pas question, Hors de question

Pas question, Hors de question

Ex: Bungee jumping? No way! I'm afraid of heights. 
old man
old man
[nom]

a familiar term of address for a man

vieux, mon vieux

vieux, mon vieux

place
place
[nom]

a home or living space someone regards as their own

chez-soi, foyer

chez-soi, foyer

Ex: After years of moving around, she finally found a place she could truly call her own. 
to scarf out

to eat excessively or greedily

se goinfrer, manger goulûment

se goinfrer, manger goulûment

Ex: After fasting all day, he couldn't wait to scarf out on the hearty meal his mother had prepared. 
yuck
yuck
[Interjection]

used to express disgust or strong dislike towards something

Beurk !, Pouah !

Beurk !, Pouah !

Ex: Yuck! This milk has gone sour. 
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