sock
US /sɑːk/
UK /sɑːk/
1.
chaussette
a garment for the foot and lower part of the leg, typically knitted from wool, cotton, or nylon.
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He pulled on a pair of warm wool socks.
Il a enfilé une paire de chaussettes en laine chaude.
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She lost one of her favorite striped socks in the laundry.
Elle a perdu une de ses chaussettes rayées préférées à la lessive.
1.
frapper, donner un coup de poing
to hit someone or something hard, especially with the fist.
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He decided to sock the bully right in the nose.
Il a décidé de frapper le tyran en plein nez.
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The boxer delivered a powerful sock to his opponent's jaw.
Le boxeur a asséné un puissant coup à la mâchoire de son adversaire.