"Bomber le torse" is the act of inflating the torso, while straightening up your upper body. This is often done to appear stronger and the common, figurative sense of "bomber le torse" is somewhere in between "strutting" and "saber-rattling", as you adopt a fierce or defiant attitude.
le torse is spelled torso in English.
in French torso is translated by "le buste" or "le torse"
dans le torse
bomber = le bombardier
The question is where is the heart of the ant, and the choice of answers is the thorax or the head; the correct answer is torse, the thorax.
The cast of Torse - 2005 includes: James Dumet
be more specific in b2. If you mean b2 as in stealth bomber then, the b stands for "bomber" bomber 2
- car trunk, or chest: un coffre (masc.) - elephant trunk: la trompe (fem.) - tree trunk: un tronc (masc.) - body part (torso) : le tronc / le torse (masc.)
A night where they could see the target plainly.
'le' can mean 'the'(masculine) or 'it'
If by Carlton you mean Essendon, then yes, he played for Carlton... Mark "Bomber" Thompson...it's "Bomber" for a reason...
a torse