The Idioms of the French and English LanguagesH.D. Symonds, 1793 - 262 pages |
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... lofe one's way . To ramble from the fubject . To efcape narrowly . To efcape a Scouring . To carry , or have one's arm in a fling . To have a weak brain . To get a thorough information of a business . Echapper , ou laiffer échapper To ...
... lofe one's way . To ramble from the fubject . To efcape narrowly . To efcape a Scouring . To carry , or have one's arm in a fling . To have a weak brain . To get a thorough information of a business . Echapper , ou laiffer échapper To ...
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... lofe the faddle . To be at one's laft ftake . To ufe one's last shift . To venture all . " Neck or nothing . To play at cross purposes . To act one's part well . To fire a gun . To Spring a mine . To make a fool of one . To be the port ...
... lofe the faddle . To be at one's laft ftake . To ufe one's last shift . To venture all . " Neck or nothing . To play at cross purposes . To act one's part well . To fire a gun . To Spring a mine . To make a fool of one . To be the port ...
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... lofe one's way . To marry for love . To clear one's lungs . To lie idle . To lie under an obligation . To look to the main chance . To make a stand . chose . Se déniaifer . Prendre congé de quelqu'un . Faire des libelles contre quelqu ...
... lofe one's way . To marry for love . To clear one's lungs . To lie idle . To lie under an obligation . To look to the main chance . To make a stand . chose . Se déniaifer . Prendre congé de quelqu'un . Faire des libelles contre quelqu ...
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... ll knock his brains out . I'll fhoot his brains out . You lofe nothing by that bargain . He pull'd off his hat to me . Every one has a fling at him . Paffons fur ce chapitre . Quand j'aurai un chez moi the English adapted . 85.
... ll knock his brains out . I'll fhoot his brains out . You lofe nothing by that bargain . He pull'd off his hat to me . Every one has a fling at him . Paffons fur ce chapitre . Quand j'aurai un chez moi the English adapted . 85.
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... lofe your labour . fhall When I had laft the honour to fee him . They are refolved to hold out to the last . It was late in the night . You begin to advise too late . For having been too lavish with his tongue . He made fome objections ...
... lofe your labour . fhall When I had laft the honour to fee him . They are refolved to hold out to the last . It was late in the night . You begin to advise too late . For having been too lavish with his tongue . He made fome objections ...
Expressions et termes fréquents
account affaires affez aife Anglois difent beft beſt better blow break bring bufinefs buſineſs C'eft C'eſt catch chofe choſe comes dead devil diamond cut diamond drink eſt Etre eyes fans fauroit fellow fens ferve fhall find fnare foit fome font fool foon fouvent French friend ftand fuch fuis full give good great hand He has head heart hold homme horfe keep know l'efprit laiffer little live lofe loft look love made make man's meat meddle mind money mouth muft n'eft need never one's felf paffe paffion penfer people perfonne play proverbe refte rien take talk tems There's thing think time tongue turn upon vicar of Bray vifage want water wife wind wine within an ace wits end woman words worfe work worth