Lexicon:Le monsieur est touché. ...
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| Citation: | Le monsieur est touché. Mauvaisement blessay? Sais pas, commandant. Il parle plus: je crois bien que c'est un macchabée à présent. Y a du sang partout. Vous voulez pas me faire passer une élingue, commandant? |
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| Language: | French |
| References: | Post Captain, page 280 |
| Meaning: | The gentleman is hit. Badly wounded? Don't know, skipper. He's stopped talking: I'm pretty sure he's a stiff now. There's blood everywhere. Won't someone pass me a line, skipper?' |
Notes:
A mix of colloquial and bad.
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