for the past two years, Mom has not spent much time outside, as she has been drawn to her bed, fatigued. So the birds watch over her now from afar, and hurry round the yard to my place
And then, if both find the conditions for relationship development convenient, comes affection, care, and warmth to the man a woman has chosen. They Have a Sublime Sense of Fashion French women dress ordinarily – casual style is most often found among ordinary girls in a hurry to work or...
As we step past him, Mr. C. smiles, pushing his packing bag out of the way once again. I reach out and grasp his shoulder in an automatic gesture of thanks.Thanks for the warm welcome. Thanks for being so helpful. Thanks for putting up with this invasion. Only, when I find myself...
skedaddle= to move or run away quickly – appeared in the USA in the 1860s. Possibly fromscaddle, a UK dialect word meaning to run off in fright [source]. vamoose= to run away, flee, hurry – from Spanishvamos(we go) orvámonos(let’s go) [source]. ...
There was just time for a quick dip in the warm turquoise water, where I learned a couple of obvious lessons in a hurry. 1) the South Pacific is very salty, although Google swears that the Atlantic is even saltier. 2) one floats in salt water, especially if one has an excess of, ...
à la bourre idiom. in a hurryà la clé idiom. to cap it all (lit.: to the key)à la côte idiom. on the rocks; in difficulty; in trouble (lit.: at the edge)à la dérive idiom. adriftà la dernière extremité idiom. on the brink of death; at death’s door...
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors) zouin the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary Translations forzouin the French»English Dictionary zou[zu]INTERJinf allezzou!(va-t-en) goon,out! allezzou!(dépêche-toi) hurryup American English...
Translations formagne-toiin the English»French Dictionary (Go toFrench»English) Show summary of all matches I.hurry upVB[Britˈhʌri-,Amˈhəri-](hurryup) View verb table hurryup sedépêcher hurryup! dépêche-toi! hurryup!
parole nf word 552 parquet nm parquet floor, hardwood floor, prosecutor’s office 4486 part nf share 86 partage nm division, cutting, sharing 2775 partager v to share 527 partenaire nm,nf partner 1077 partenariat nm partnership 2614 parti nadj party 400 participant nadj particip...
Con may be the most versatile, nuanced French swear word. Basically, it’s a harsh way to say “idiot” or “stupid”, and can also be used as a noun, for “idiot.” But it’s not always used to show a lack of intelligence; it can also be employed similarly to “asshole,”“...