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le bec

beak, bill, spout, chute

b ɛ k
noun · masculine Rare #37,149
beak, bill Also used informally in expressions meaning “mouth.”
FR: L’oiseau a un bec jaune.
EN: The bird has a yellow beak.
spout, chute For a projecting part through which something pours or flows.
FR: L’eau sort du bec de la théière.
EN: The water comes out of the teapot spout.

Ne force pas, tu vas te casser le bec.

Don't force it, you'll break your beak.

— Le Garçon et le Héron (2023)

Tu pues du bec.

You have bad breath.

— Do the Right Thing (1989)

Tu lui fermes son bec, à celle-là !

You shut her up, that one!

— Mommy (2014)

Je claque du bec.

I'm starving.

— The Captain : L'usurpateur (2018)

Les oiseaux ont un bec.

Birds have beaks.

L'oiseau ramassa la brindille avec son bec et vola vers son nid.

The bird picked up the twig with its beak and flew toward its nest.

Quel bec ?

Which beak?

Tu ne veux pas me donner un bec ?

Don't you want to give me a kiss?

Le blé descend par ce bec.

The wheat comes down through this spout.

— Picnic (1955)

Sounds similar to

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