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Detailed Translations for boning from English to French

boning form of bone:

bone [the ~] nomen

  1. the bone (limb; leg)
    l'os
    • os [le ~] nomen
  2. the bone (knuckle; leg)
    l'os à ronger
  3. the bone (marrow; bone marrow)
    la moelle osseuse; la moelle

to bone verb (bones, boned, boning)

  1. to bone (skin; poach; flay)
    dépouiller; écorcher
    • dépouiller verb (dépouille, dépouilles, dépouillons, dépouillez, )
    • écorcher verb (écorche, écorches, écorchons, écorchez, )

Conjugations for bone:

present
  1. bone
  2. bone
  3. bones
  4. bone
  5. bone
  6. bone
simple past
  1. boned
  2. boned
  3. boned
  4. boned
  5. boned
  6. boned
present perfect
  1. have boned
  2. have boned
  3. has boned
  4. have boned
  5. have boned
  6. have boned
past continuous
  1. was boning
  2. were boning
  3. was boning
  4. were boning
  5. were boning
  6. were boning
future
  1. shall bone
  2. will bone
  3. will bone
  4. shall bone
  5. will bone
  6. will bone
continuous present
  1. am boning
  2. are boning
  3. is boning
  4. are boning
  5. are boning
  6. are boning
subjunctive
  1. be boned
  2. be boned
  3. be boned
  4. be boned
  5. be boned
  6. be boned
diverse
  1. bone!
  2. let's bone!
  3. boned
  4. boning
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

bone adj

  1. bone
    en os; d'os

Translation Matrix for bone:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
moelle bone; bone marrow; marrow marrow; marrow of a bone; pith
moelle osseuse bone; bone marrow; marrow
os bone; leg; limb bones; knuckle
os à ronger bone; knuckle; leg sop
- ivory; off-white; os; osseous tissue; pearl
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
dépouiller bone; flay; poach; skin break in; break into a house; commit burglary; loot; pillage; plunder; raid; remove one's clothes; rob; shake out; undress
écorcher bone; flay; poach; skin cheat; collapse; debark; deceive; diddle; draw apart; fleece; graze; hoodwink; plane down; shave off; skin; strip; swindle; tear apart; tear to pieces; tear up; woodwink
- bone up; cram; debone; drum; get up; grind away; mug up; swot; swot up
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- pinch; snaffle; swipe
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
d'os bone
en os bone

Related Words for "bone":


Synonyms for "bone":


Related Definitions for "bone":

  1. consisting of or made up of bone1
  2. a shade of white the color of bleached bones1
  3. rigid connective tissue that makes up the skeleton of vertebrates1
  4. the porous calcified substance from which bones are made1
  5. remove the bones from1
    • bone the turkey before roasting it1
  6. study intensively, as before an exam1

Wiktionary Translations for bone:

bone
verb
  1. slang: have sexual intercourse with
  2. to remove bones
noun
  1. component of a skeleton
    • boneos
  2. fishbone
  3. corset part
  4. material
    • boneos
bone
verb
  1. ôter les os
  2. Pénétrer sexuellement
noun
  1. squelette|fr indén|fr tissu dur et calcifié du squelette des animaux vertébrés, consistant en très grande partie en carbonate de calcium, phosphate de calcium et gélatine.

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
bone désosser uitbenen — het been uit (het vlees) halen
bone os bot — onderdeel van het skelet
bone os Beinveraltend: Knochen
bone arête GräteAnatomie, Ichthyologie: Stäbe aus verknöchertem Bindegewebe im Muskelfleisch von Fischen
bone os Knochenunzählbar: das Material, aus dem [1] ist
bone os Knochen — Teil des Skeletts der Wirbeltiere
bone os OsAnatomie, nur in fachsprachlichen Zusammensetzungen: Knochen
bone désosser ausbeinen — die Knochen aus dem Fleisch von geschlachteten Tieren herauslösen
bone enlever les arêtes de; désosser; désarêter entgräten — (transitiv) die Gräten aus einem Fisch entfernen
bone baiser; enfiler; foutre; niquer; miser; tringler; botter; fourrer; fucker; foquer; mettre; planter; pluger; pluguer; ploguer; pogner; poigner; scorer; sauter; zigonner fickenvulgär, transitiv, intransitiv: den Geschlechtsakt vollziehen, koitieren


Wiktionary Translations for boning:

boning
noun
  1. Action de désosser.