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'''Expressions idiomatiques utiles en français''' | '''Expressions idiomatiques utiles en français''' | ||
== | ==être à la bourre (to be late)== | ||
signifie " être en retard" Example: Now wil lbe late or I am going go to be rush to go work | signifie " être en retard" Example: Now wil lbe late or I am going go to be rush to go work | ||
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se faire concurrence, disputer âprement la victoire (to fight hard for victory) | In this lesson, you will learn a few interesting French idiomatic expressions. Those expressions are very useful in everyday conversations. Have fun! :) | ||
==Se tirer la bourre (jostle for first place) == | |||
se faire concurrence, disputer âprement la victoire(to fight hard for victory) | |||
*Example : At 200 meters from the finish, the two riders were fighting for a victory in spectacular sprint | *Example : At 200 meters from the finish, the two riders were fighting for a victory in spectacular sprint | ||
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*Meaning:The hungry don't listen. Someone who's hungry is ready for anything | *Meaning:The hungry don't listen. Someone who's hungry is ready for anything | ||
*History :The expression dates from the 2nd century before J-C (Caton) | *History :The expression dates from the 2nd century before J-C (Caton) | ||