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boned
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/bəʊnd/
US
/boʊnd/
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boned
adjective
more boned
Comp.
most boned
Super.
UK
/bəʊnd/
US
/boʊnd/
ossu
Se dit d’une personne ou d’un animal à la charpente osseuse marquée.
She was a fine-boned model with delicate features.
C’était un modèle ossu aux traits délicats.
désossé
Se dit surtout de la viande ou du poisson dont on a retiré les os.
She bought boned chicken thighs for the stir-fry.
Elle a acheté des cuisses de poulet désossées pour le sauté.
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foutu
Familier; s’emploie surtout avec être ou devenir dans le sens de « condamné, dans une très mauvaise situation ».
Sinónimos
filleted
deboned
descaled
defleshed
boned
past participle
UK
/bəʊnd/
US
/boʊnd/
Used attributively as a past-participle adjective derived from the verb “bone”, e.g. “boned chicken”.
Sinónimos
deboned
filleted
boneless
bone
verb
boned
Past Simple
boned
Past Simple
boned
Past Participle
boning
Gerund
UK
/bəʊn/
US
/boʊn/
désosser
The chef decided to bone the chicken before cooking it.
Le chef a décidé de désosser le poulet avant de le cuire.
baiser
Vulgaire.
He bragged that he had boned three girls over the summer.
Il se vantait d’avoir baisé trois filles pendant l’été.
Sinónimos
to fish
to remove bones from
to debone
Definiciones
boned
adjective
Having bones of a specified kind or number.
The fish was small-boned, making it easier to eat.
Having a particular type of bone structure.
The model was fine-boned, giving her a delicate appearance.
From which the bones have been removed (used especially of meat or fish).
She bought a pack of boned chicken thighs for the stir-fry.
(Slang, usually with be or get) Ruined; in serious trouble.
If the router dies during the exam, we’re completely boned.
boned
past participle
bone
verb
To remove the bones from (meat or fish).
The chef decided to bone the chicken before cooking it.
(chiefly in the phrasal verb "bone up") To study intensively, especially in preparation for an examination.
She had to bone up on her history notes before the big test.
(slang, vulgar) To have sexual intercourse with.
He bragged that he had boned three girls over the summer.
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