French And English Idioms And Proverbs: With Critical And Historical Notes 3

Alphonse Mariette

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Stock'jobber ^QoMtàçx marron.
Digitized by VjOOQIC FRENCH AND ENGLISH IDIOMS AND PROVERBS 163 Stomach. — It turns one^s stomach = Cela vous soulève le cœur.
Stone. — To seek the philosopheras stone = Travailler au grand œuvre.
He felî stone-dead^lS. est tombé raide mort.
He left no stone unturned= Il remua ciel et terre.
Stone-blind^ Complètement aveugle.
Stool. — Between two stools one falls to the ground= Qui deux choses chasse ni l'une ni l'autre ne prend.
to Stop. — I shall not stop at the ...place = Je ne ferai que toucher barres.
Stop-gap. — A stop-gap - Un bouche-trou.
Store. — She sets store by ît= Elle en fait grand cas.
Store is no sore = Abondance de bien ne nuit pas.
Storm. — To carry by storm = Emporter d'assaut.
Story. — One story is good till another is told — Chaque médaille a son revers.
StOUt — I atn getting stout = Je prends de l'embonpoint.
Straight. — AU was set straight =Tout fut arrangé.
Ife goes straight to the point = Il va droit au but.

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