SUCCÈS FOU

Meaning of SUCCÈS FOU in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ -ˈfü ]

noun

Etymology: French, literally, mad success

Date: 1878

: an extraordinary success

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SUCCÈS FOU — noun Etymology: French, literally, mad success Date: 1878 an extraordinary success
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
SUCCÈS FOU — -āˈfü noun Etymology: French, literally, mad success : an extraordinary success the performance … according to one of the more …
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SUCCÈS FOU — /syuuk se fooh"/ , French. an extraordinarily great success.
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SUCCES FOU — [succes fou] n [F, lit., mad success] (1878): an extraordinary success
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SUCCES FOU — Function: noun Synonyms: SMASH 6, bang, bell ringer, hit, ten-strike, wow
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SUCCES FOU — Pronunciation: - ' fü Function: noun Etymology: F, literally, mad success Date: 1878 : an extraordinary success
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SUCCÈS FOU — noun Synonyms: smash 6, bang, bell ringer, hit, ten-strike, wow
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SUCCES FOU — (французское) бешеный успех (произведения и т. п.)
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SUCCÈS FOU — фр. бешеный успех ( произведения и т. п. )
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SUCCÈS FOU — фр. бешеный успех ( произведения и т. п. )
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SUCCÈS FOU — фр. бешеный успех ( произведения и т. п. )
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SUCCES FOU — (французское) бешеный успех (произведения и т. п.)
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FOU — adjective Etymology: Middle English (Scots) fow full, from Middle English full Date: 1535 drunk 1a
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FOU — I. ˈfü adjective Etymology: Middle English (Scots) fow full, from Middle English ful, full — more at full Scotland : …
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FOU — /fooh/ , adj. Scot. drunk. [ 1525-35; Scots form of FULL ] /fooh/ , adj. French. crazy; foolish.
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FOU — adjective Etymology: Middle English (Scots) fow full, from Middle English full Date: 1535 Scottish : drunk 1a
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FOU — [ fu: ] ■ adjective Scottish drunk. Origin C16: var. of full 1 .
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FOU — [fou] adj [ME (Sc) fow full, fr. ME full] (1535) Scot: drunk 1a
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SUCCES — succes, succès BrE AmE ˌsʊk ˈseɪ ◂ sək- —French [ syk sɛ ] ▶ ˌ succès de scan ˈ dale, …
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FOU — l-up [noun] [C] [informal]This investigation has been mismanaged right from the start - I've never seen such a foul-up.
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FOU
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SUCCÈS DE SCANDALE — noun Etymology: French, literally, success of scandal Date: 1896 something (as a work of art) that wins popularity or notoriety …
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SUCCÈS D'ESTIME — noun Etymology: French, literally, success of esteem Date: 1859 something (as a work of art) that wins critical respect but …
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SUCCÈS D'ESTIME — -āˌdeˈstēm noun ( plural succès d'estime ) Etymology: French, literally, success of esteem : the reception accorded a work of …
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SUCCÈS DE SCANDALE — səkˌsādəˌskäⁿˈdäl noun Etymology: French, literally, success of scandal : the reception accorded a work of art that wins popularity or …
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FOU-RIER ANALYSIS — |fu̇rē|ā- noun Usage: usually capitalized F Etymology: after Baron Jean Baptiste Joseph Fourier died 1830 French geometrician and physicist : …
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SUCCÈS D'ESTIME — /syuuk se des teem"/ , French. success won by reason of merit and critical respect rather than by popularity.
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SUCCÈS DE SCANDALE — /syuuk sedeu skahonn dannl"/ , French. success won by reason of topical, usually scandalous, subject matter rather than by merit …
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SUCCÈS D'ESTIME — noun Etymology: French, literally, success of esteem Date: 1859 : something (as a work of art) that wins critical respect …
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SUCCÈS DE SCANDALE — noun Etymology: French, literally, success of scandal Date: 1896 : something (as a work of art) that wins popularity or …
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SUCCÈS DE SCANDALE — [ sʊkˌseɪ də skɒn'dα:l ] ■ noun ( plural same) a success due to notoriety or a thing's scandalous nature. …
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SUCCÈS D'ESTIME — [ sʊkˌseɪ dɛ'sti:m ] ■ noun ( plural same) a success in terms of critical appreciation, as opposed to popularity …
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AMOUR FOU — [ əˌmʊə'fu: ] ■ noun uncontrollable or obsessive passion. Origin Fr., 'insane love'.
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SUCCES DE SCANDALE — [suc.ces de scan.dale] n [F, lit., success of scandal] (1896): something (as a work of art) that wins popularity or …
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SUCCES D'ESTIME — [succes d'es.time] n [F, lit., success of esteem] (1859): something (as a work of art) that wins critical respect but …
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SUCCËS DE SCANDALE — n. a book, play, etc. having great success because of its scandalous nature or associations. [F]
Английский основной разговорный словарь
SUCCÈS DE — scandale n. a book, play, etc. having great success because of its scandalous nature or associations. [ F ]
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FOW — I. ˈfü dialect Britain variant of full II. variant of fou III. ˈfau̇, ˈfō dialect Britain variant of foul
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FOUS — plural of fou
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DUPE — dupe 1 — dupable , adj. — dupability , n. — duper , n. /doohp, dyoohp/ , n. , v. …
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FOUETTÉ — noun Etymology: French, from past participle of fouetter to whip, from Middle French, from fouet whip, from Old French, from …
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FOURIERISM — [Fou.ri.er.ism] n [F fourierisme, fr. F.M.C. Fourier] (1843): a system for reorganizing society into cooperative communities of small self-sustaining groups …
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FOURIER SERIES — [Fou.ri.er series] n [Baron J.B.J. Fourier] (1877): an infinite series in which the terms are constants multiplied by sine or …
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FOURIER ANALYSIS — [Fou.ri.er analysis] n [Baron J.B.J. Fourier d. 1830 Fr. geometrician & physicist] (ca. 1928): the process of using the terms …
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WOW — n. Function: noun Synonyms: SMASH 6, bang, bell ringer, hit, succès fou, ten-strike
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TEN-STRIKE — Function: noun Synonyms: SMASH 6, bang, bell ringer, hit, succès fou, wow
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SMASH — n. Function: noun 1 Synonyms: BLOW 1, bang, bash, bastinado, slam, sock, wallop, ||welt, whack, whop 2 Synonyms: BANG 2, …
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HIT — n. Function: noun 1 a stroke delivered with a part of the body or an instrument FF1C; gave the disobedient …
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BELL RINGER — Function: noun Synonyms: SMASH 6, bang, hit, succès fou, ten-strike, wow
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BANG — n. Function: noun 1 Synonyms: BLOW 1, bash, bat, belt, crack, smack, sock, wallop, whack, whop 2 a loud percussive …
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SMASH — I. smash verb 1. Synonyms: shatter 1, burst, fragment, ||pash, rive, shiver, ||smatter, splinter, splinterize, splitter 2. Synonyms: slam 1, …
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