bag up

mettre en sac

Placer des choses dans des sacs.

En anglais simple : To put things into bags.

• Please bag up these apples.
• We bagged up the leaves after cleaning the garden.
• Have you bagged up the clothes for the charity shop?

Comment l'utiliser : bag up something (Please bag up the clothes you want to donate.)

Synonymes : bag, pack

Contraires : unpack

Expressions courantes : bag up groceries, bag something up, bag up leaves

se tordre de rire

Rire très fort, parfois au point de ne plus pouvoir parler.

En anglais simple : To laugh very hard, often so much that you cannot speak.

• We bagged up at his joke.
• She was bagging up and could barely speak.
• That silly video always makes me bag up.

Synonymes : crack up, laugh hard

Expressions courantes : bag up laughing, bag up again

arrêter, interpeller

Pour la police, attraper quelqu’un et le placer sous sa garde.

En anglais simple : For police, to catch someone and take them into police custody.

• The police bagged up the suspect.
• Officers bagged them up during a night raid.
• They’ll bag him up as soon as they find him.

Comment l'utiliser : bag someone up (The police bagged him up outside the station.)

Synonymes : arrest, pick up

Contraires : release

Expressions courantes : bag up someone, bag someone up