What does the french word sacre tonnerre mean?
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It's an exlamation that litterally means "Holy thunder!"
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It means 'always' as in "L'Amour Toujour" for "Love Always" or "Love Forever"\n\nIn French, I believe the correct spelling is toujours though it is pronounced as if the s was silent.  Literally it means 'all days'.
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"kan man ha roligare" basically translates to "Could this be funnier".  It is Swedish.  Hopefully, you're wondering because you saw the incredibly hysterical baby laughter video that's been circulating via email.  He's just toooooo cute!
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It probably means Great Lady. In french grand is great and dame is lady. I think.\nIt probably just means that the family needs her for everything.
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The root of the Hebrew word ester is saiter, meaning "concealment." Her name articulated her very essence -- the ability to pierce the walls of concealment and find God where others could not.
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Freedom \nThis comes from German (literal, modern-day translation, "Freiheit"), but is actually closer in derivation to the German word "Friede", which means "peace" and is a word of pre-Christian, Germanic origin (originally "Frith"). The archaic term was used to signify the period following the termination of a bloodfeud between two Germanic clans when the softer, feminine qualities of the god "Freda" or "Frita" held sway. To achieve such a peace, some consideration had to given up on the part of the clan whose member had committed the most recent wrong against another clan, such as a certain quantity of meat or animal hides. What was given up was called "Bot" (delivered good) or "Botschaft" (literally delivered shank (of meat), but currently is the modern German word for "message"). It is interesting to note that this is from where we get the English term "boat" (Apparently, as time went on, the term was used less to describe what was being delivered and more to describe the deliverer or means of delivery--Hence, the modern German words "Bote" (messenger) and "Boot" (boat--which can be visualized as a means of delivering something or someone)).
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The expression coup de grâce (sometimes coup de grace) means "blow of mercy" in French, and is used to describe the death blow intended to end the suffering of a mortally wounded creature. It is used figuratively to describe the last of a series of events or acts which brings about the end of some entity
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It's French for "respond, please". \n(respondez sil vou plaits)
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in french means,god with us!
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Sacrement is a type of ritual.\n\nYou should read "The Lottery" for a good answer to this question.
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I have no idea of the context, but this is the translation:\n"you, la Bruyère and Tori cannot judge me. Leave the table of multification to God"\nThat last part does not make sense to me. May be the "table of multification" is a french expression for something like "final judgement". \nGreetings from Holland!
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Literally 'noveau rich' means 'newly rich' from the French.  As the other answers have noted it is someone who has acquired their wealth recently rather than having been handed it down to them through generations of wealthy predecessors.\n\nThose that are in the 'old rich' look down upon the 'noveau rich' and vice versa.\n\nPersonally, I'd like to be either type.  :-)
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Puissant is a french adjective that means powerful or mighty.\nSo I guess if you use it the same way : This car seems very puissant!\nIn french : Cette voiture à l'air très puissante!
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It literally means, "saints."  It is often used in New Mexico in reference to statues of saints.  A santero is the artist who makes these statues.
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Jean-Baptiste,\n\nimagine le foin que ça ferait s'il venait à être sacré "meilleur buteur" !\n\nOn dirait que çà, c'est un miracle ....\n...   ... il y aurait des milliers de conversions, \nPas mal du tout ton idée ...\n\nAutre possibilité !\n\nimagine qu'il joue comme gardien de but, mais en soutane .( rien dans le réglement ne l'interdit, tu peux vérifier ...)\n\nTu vois l'avantage ?  Déjà il n'encaisserait pas de buts avec des ballons qui lui glisseraient entre les jambes ...\n...   ...  le foin que ça ferait ?\n\nJ'adore délirer,  mais toi aussi apparamment ...\n\namicalement.
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Look for those key words on your surch engine :\nINRA\nIFREMER\nCNRS\nCEA\nmake sure to look in FRench related websites
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the words beau geste are french and mean beautiful gesture.\n\nI used the site listed below