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screwing

/ˈskruː.ɪŋ/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'acte sexuel, utilisé dans un registre informel ou argotique., Verbe désignant l'action de fixer ou de serrer quelque chose à l'aide d'une vis, ou (familier) tromper, abîmer ou avoir un rapport sexuel avec quelqu'un.

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noun

C1formalcommon/ˈskruː.ɪŋ/

indénombrable

A noun referring to the act of sexual intercourse, used in informal or slang contexts.

  • 🇫🇷Nom désignant l'acte sexuel, utilisé dans un registre informel ou argotique.
  1. Sexual intercourse slang

    A vulgar slang term for the act of sexual intercourse.

    • He was bragging about screwing his new girlfriend.
    • They were caught screwing in the back of the car.
    • The movie had a scene with two characters screwing.

    🇫🇷baiser

    Synonymes: coituscopulationfuckingintercoursenookiesex

  • screwings plural form
  • screwings' possessive plural form
  • screwing's possessive singular form

verb

B2formalcommon/skruː/

A verb used to indicate the act of fastening or tightening something with a screw, or (informally) to cheat, damage, or have sex with someone.

  • 🇫🇷Verbe désignant l'action de fixer ou de serrer quelque chose à l'aide d'une vis, ou (familier) tromper, abîmer ou avoir un rapport sexuel avec quelqu'un.
  1. Fasten with a screw A2 formal

    To attach or tighten something using a screw.

    • He screwed the shelf to the wall.
    • She screwed the lid back onto the jar.
    • The carpenter screwed the hinges onto the door.

    🇫🇷visser

    Antonymes: unscrew

  2. Twist or turn B1 formal

    To rotate something into a position, often by twisting.

    • Screw the cap tightly onto the bottle.
    • He screwed the light bulb into the socket.
    • She screwed the nozzle onto the hose.

    🇫🇷visser (en tournant)

    Synonymes: rotateturntwistwind

    Antonymes: loosenunfastenunscrewuntwist

  3. Cheat or swindle B2 informal

    To treat someone unfairly or deceive them, often for personal gain.

    • The salesman tried to screw me on the price.
    • They felt they had been screwed by the company.
    • He got screwed in the deal and lost a lot of money.

    🇫🇷escroquer

    Synonymes: bilkcheatcondefraudfleecerip offswindle

    Antonymes: compensaterepayreward

  4. Mistake or ruin B2 informal

    To make a serious mistake or cause something to fail.

    • I really screwed up the presentation.
    • He screwed the whole project by missing the deadline.
    • Don't screw this opportunity up.

    🇫🇷gâcher, rater

    Synonymes: blowbotchbungleflubfoul upmess upmuck upruinspoilwreck

    Antonymes: correctfixrepairsucceed

  • screwed past participle
  • screwed past simple
  • screwing present participle
  • screws third person singular

Variantes phrasal: screw up