screw

screw
screw
A n
1 Tech vis f ;
2 Aviat, Naut hélice f ;
3 ○ GB (prison guard) maton/-onne ○ m/f ;
4 ● (sex) to have a screw tirer un coup ● ; to be a good screw bien baiser ● ;
5 ○ GB (wage) to earn a fair screw gagner un bon paquet ○ .
B vtr
1 Tech visser [object] (into dans) ; to screw sth onto ou to a door/to the floor visser qch sur une porte/au plancher ; he screwed the top on the bottle il a vissé le bouchon sur la bouteille ;
2 ◑ (extort) to screw sth out of sb extorquer qch à qn ;
3 ◑ (swindle) arnaquer ◑ [person] ;
4 ◑ (have sex with) se taper ● , baiser ● [person].
C vi
1 Tech to screw onto/into sth [part, component] se visser sur/dans qch ;
2 ◑ (have sex) baiser ● .
Idioms
screw you ◑ ! va te faire voir ○ ! ; to have a screw loose ○ avoir une case en moins ○ ; to have one's head screwed on avoir la tête sur les épaules ; to put the screws on sb ○ forcer la main à qn.
Phrasal verbs
■ screw around :
▶ screw around
1 ◑ (sleep around) coucher à droite et à gauche ;
2 ○ US (do nothing) glander ◑ ;
3 ○ US (refuse to be serious) déconner ◑ ; quit screwing around arrête de déconner ◑ .
■ screw down :
▶ screw down [lid, hatch] se visser ;
▶ screw [sth] down, screw down [sth] visser (à fond) [lid, screw].
■ screw in :
▶ screw in [handle, attachment] se visser ;
▶ screw [sth] in, screw in [sth] visser [bolt].
■ screw off :
▶ screw off [cap, lid] se dévisser ;
▶ screw [sth] off, screw off [sth] dévisser [cap, lid].
■ screw on :
▶ screw on [lid, cap, handle] se visser ;
▶ screw [sth] on, screw on [sth] visser [lid, cap, handle].
■ screw round : to screw one's head round tourner la tête.
■ screw together :
▶ screw together [parts] se visser l'un à l'autre ;
▶ screw [sth] together, screw together [sth] assembler [qch] avec des vis [table, model] ; she screwed the two parts together elle a vissé les deux pièces l'une à l'autre.
■ screw up :
▶ screw up ○ (mess up) [person, company] merder ◑ , cafouiller ○ ;
▶ screw [sth] up, screw up [sth]
1 (crumple) froisser [piece of paper, material] ; to screw up one's eyes plisser les yeux ; to screw up one's face faire la grimace ;
2 ○ (make a mess of) faire foirer ○ [plan, preparations, task] ;
3 (summon) to screw up one's courage prendre son courage à deux mains ; to screw up the courage to do trouver le courage de faire ;
▶ screw [sb] up ○ perturber [person] ; he's really screw up il est vraiment perturbé.

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