The French expression “ne pas avoir la langue dans sa poche” translates literally to “to not have the tongue in the pocket”. English meaning: French meaning: Example sentence: more expressions
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The French expression “sauter du coq à l’âne” translates literally to “to jump from the rooster to the donkey”. English meaning: to be all over the place to go from one subject to another French meaning: passer d’un sujet à un autre – to passe from one subject to another changer de sujet – to …
The French expression “clouer le bec à quelqu’un” translates literally to “to nail somebody’s mouth. English meaning: French meaning: Example sentence: Related expressions:
The French expression “coûter bonbon” translates literally to “to cost candy” or “to cost a piece of candy”.
The French expression “pour une bouchée de pain” translates literally to “for a mouthful of bread”. English meaning: for next to nothing French meaning: se vendre pour très peu d’argent – to be sold for very little money Example sentence: Si tu attends la fin de la saison, les nouveaux skis se vendent pour une …
