👉 See also: Passer conjugation chart (to pass) » “Passer comme une lettre à la poste” is a French expression that literally means to pass or go through like a letter at the post office. English meanings include the following: According to expressio.fr, a French-to-French translation is to pass or go through easily, without incident. …
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Rouler dans la farine is a French expressions that translates literally to “to roll in flour” and means “to rip off”, “take for a ride” or “take to the cleaners”.
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