French And English Idioms And Proverbs With Critical And Historical Notes Vol
French And English Idioms And Proverbs With Critical And Historical Notes Vol
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Coup sur coup = Time after time. In succession. // est sous le coup d'une saisie = He is threatened with an execution. Le malheureux a ete tue du coup = The unfortunate man was killed on the spot.
// est mort d'un coup de sang = He died of an apo- plectic fit. // avait bu un coup de trop = He had had a drop too much.
Sans coup ferir = Without striking a blow. Un coup defoudre = K thunderbolt. Donnez un coup de brosse a mes vetements Give my clothes a brushing. La depeche est arrivee apres coup ...= The telegram came after the event.
Quand ce grand ouvrier, qui s avait comme onfonde, Eut, a coups de cognee, a peu pres fait le monde, Selon le songe qu'il revait.
[VICTOR HUGO, Napotton //. ] When this great workman, who knew how to build, had hewn the world almost according to his fancy. Pour le coup, c'est bienfini=T\\\s time it is quite over.
Coupe. De la coupe aux levres ily a loin = 'Twixt the cup and the lip There is many a slip.
Les cambrioleurs mettent les poulaillers de notre voisinage en coupe reglee = The burglars lay regularly under con- tribution the poultry-houses in our neighbourhood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Coup sur coup = Time after time. In succession. // est sous le coup d'une saisie = He is threatened with an execution. Le malheureux a ete tue du coup = The unfortunate man was killed on the spot.
// est mort d'un coup de sang = He died of an apo- plectic fit. // avait bu un coup de trop = He had had a drop too much.
Sans coup ferir = Without striking a blow. Un coup defoudre = K thunderbolt. Donnez un coup de brosse a mes vetements Give my clothes a brushing. La depeche est arrivee apres coup ...= The telegram came after the event.
Quand ce grand ouvrier, qui s avait comme onfonde, Eut, a coups de cognee, a peu pres fait le monde, Selon le songe qu'il revait.
[VICTOR HUGO, Napotton //. ] When this great workman, who knew how to build, had hewn the world almost according to his fancy. Pour le coup, c'est bienfini=T\\\s time it is quite over.
Coupe. De la coupe aux levres ily a loin = 'Twixt the cup and the lip There is many a slip.
Les cambrioleurs mettent les poulaillers de notre voisinage en coupe reglee = The burglars lay regularly under con- tribution the poultry-houses in our neighbourhood.
What to read after French And English Idioms And Proverbs With Critical And Historical Notes Vol?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alphonse Mariette to read onlineMoreLess
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