what does "bébé de tisonnier" mean?
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According to altavista babel fish it will translate french to english an it comes out as "baby of poker" but thats assuming it was french in the first place also tried spanish and italian but go no answer
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It means "just hold me tightly" or "just hold me closely".\nAlso, it is spelled without the "n".  (étroitement)
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It is an idiomatic expression.TO BE SWEPT OF ONES FEET.\nSome thing so superb that they are carried away completely.\nIt can be a SURPRISE GIFT. Say a diamond ring on birthday as a surprise gift.\nMay be a BIG GARLAND AND SHOWER OF PRAISES ON a lady at an informal function unannounced and as a surprise.\nIt would appear that a surprise element is called for in such cases.\nThe refernce here is that some women are of the type who are satisfied  only with such praises always at all occasions.\nThey expect such praises lavished on them AS A MATTER OF ROUTINE.\nIn other words for such women the surprise element is not needed and still they take it for granted and expect such praises.\nFor example IF MARHGARET THATCHER is attending a meeting when she was PM in every meeting people would showe praise of her administration.You can then say she is one who likes to be swept of her feet.\nI am just mentioning bto make you understand not to suggest Margaret Thatcher was one such woman. GET IT!!!!!
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It's a bastardization (and yes, that's a real word) of the French farewell "à toute à l'heure" (meaning basically "see you soon") which is pronounced "a too ta leur".\n\nApparently it was popularized by British who had difficulty with the pronunciation of the French expression and shortened it to "Toodles," which was much easier for them to pronounce.
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it's french indeed, but the sentence is not finished.. and Purtzer is something I can't find in any dictionary.. it says:\n"WHERE is the purtzer for....."\nHope this helps!
875335
This IS Macedonian and you cant quite translate it in english,it will just sound goofy,but it means that-Biljana(that is the woman's name)  was ...pretty much doing her laundry,because "platno" means fabric or sheet and "beleshe"  means that she was trying to make it whiter,to clean it.The song goes on about where she was doing it- on the Ochrid Lake !I hope I was help full!:)
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It is from the French, "Respondez s'il vous plait."\nPlease respond.
58863
From French to English it means keep fishing
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The suffix is "oni" , plural for "one".\nIt often means that something is bigger than usual.\nExample: tavolo (table), tavolone (big table) , tavoloni (big tables).\nPeperone means something like "big pepper", rigatoni "big striped (pasta)".\nMaccheroni (also known as maccaroni) is just a name for another kind of pasta.
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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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no idea \n\ntry babelfish for a translation
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"Of Danish origin, beloved by the god Ing. Wise, thoughtful but restless she tends always to look for the deepest root of things.\nShe is solitary and fears the public."\nIt seems to refer to a name like Ingrid, or Inger
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It's Latin for id est (literally 'that is').  It typically means 'for example' when used in English.
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It's the French version of 'Susan', and entered the Christian world through two virgin-martyr saints, one the daughter of a Roman senator and the other an anonymous Palestinian, in the 3rd and 4th century, respectively. It means 'lilly' and 'shining flower' in Hebrew, very pretty :-)
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On ne donne pas trop d'honneur à Domenech : on est en période de coupe du monde, donc Domenech fait parti de l'actualité, je vois pas où est le souci. Attends la fin de la coupe du monde et t'entendras plus parler de lui.
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It's difficult to tell without the context, but I suspect that it's a reference to "keeping up with the Joneses".  Perhaps Benjamin is the name of someone in the context?
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it's literal meaning is whistle me but here the sens will more likely be call me / send me a SMS or let me know when you have arrived.\n\nFor instance if you have to take your g/f, when you are at his place, then sifflez moi : meaning let me know that you are here and I'll come