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phénomène

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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engleski
francuski
francuski

I. freak [Brit friːk, Am frik] N

1. freak (deformed person):

freak lit, fig, pej

2. freak (strange person):

freak
original/-e m/f

3. freak (unusual occurrence):

freak
a freak of nature

4. freak (enthusiast):

freak inf
mordu/-e m/f inf
freak inf
fana mf inf

5. freak (hippy):

freak inf, dated

II. freak [Brit friːk, Am frik] ADJ attr

freak accident, occurrence, weather, storm
freak variable

III. freak [Brit friːk, Am frik] VB intr inf a. freak out (get upset)

freak

I. freak out VB [Brit friːk -, Am frik -] inf (freak out)

1. freak out (get angry):

freak out

2. freak out (get excited):

freak out
to freak out on LSD

II. freak out VB [Brit friːk -, Am frik -] inf (freak [sb] out, freak out [sb]) (upset)

freak out

freak show N

freak show

control freak N inf

control freak

speed freak N inf

speed freak
accro mf au speed inf

Jesus freak N inf, pej

Jesus freak
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
a cycling/ski freak
freak inf
he's a computer freak inf
a ski/jazz freak inf
to be a health food freak

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engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski

I. freak [fri:k] N

1. freak (abnormal thing):

freak

2. freak (abnormal person, animal):

freak
freak fig

3. freak (fanatical enthusiast):

freak
fana mf

II. freak [fri:k] ADJ

freak

III. freak [fri:k] VB intr

to freak (out)

computer freak N

computer freak
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
freak
freak
freak
freak of nature
computer freak
to be a cycling freak
to be a clean freak Am
he is a clean freak Am
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engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski

I. freak [frik] N

1. freak (abnormal thing):

freak

2. freak (abnormal person, animal):

freak
freak fig

3. freak (fanatical enthusiast):

freak
fana mf

II. freak [frik] ADJ

freak

III. freak [frik] VB intr

to freak (out)
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
freak
freak
freak
freak
freak of nature
to be a cycling freak
Present
Ifreak
youfreak
he/she/itfreaks
wefreak
youfreak
theyfreak
Past
Ifreaked
youfreaked
he/she/itfreaked
wefreaked
youfreaked
theyfreaked
Present Perfect
Ihavefreaked
youhavefreaked
he/she/ithasfreaked
wehavefreaked
youhavefreaked
theyhavefreaked
Past Perfect
Ihadfreaked
youhadfreaked
he/she/ithadfreaked
wehadfreaked
youhadfreaked
theyhadfreaked