Difference between revisions of "Language/French/Vocabulary/Le-corps-humain"

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*'''Literally''': to have the tongue well hanged
*'''Literally''': to have the tongue well hanged
*'''Meaning''': to know how to answer/talk
*'''Meaning''': to know how to answer/talk
This is often a negative idiom. It is more often than not used in a sense that someone, yes, has a lot of wit, but also that you can't have the last word against this person. They come back against anything, even well-earned criticism, and often through the means of witty insults.
==Doigts (fingers)==
==Doigts (fingers)==
===ne rien faire de ses dix doigts===
===ne rien faire de ses dix doigts===

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