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>144: entrave: what's that mean? the only usage I know is "je n'entrave que 
>dalle"
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Entrave means hinder.

I don't know in context... Do you know "je n'entrave que dalle" meaning 
"je pige que dalle"? = "I don't get it at all"

mu'o