This expression specifically refers to the traditional French afternoon snack, usually eaten between 4 and 5 PM. It's similar to 'afternoon tea' in Britain.
This expression specifically refers to the traditional French afternoon snack, usually eaten between 4 and 5 PM. It's similar to 'afternoon tea' in Britain.
This expression indicates taking great pleasure in eating or drinking something. It conveys a stronger sense of enjoyment than simply 'to like' or 'to enjoy'.
This expression indicates taking great pleasure in eating or drinking something. It conveys a stronger sense of enjoyment than simply 'to like' or 'to enjoy'.
This expression is used to talk about the origin or source of something, often implying a process or transformation.
This expression is used to talk about the origin or source of something, often implying a process or transformation.
This expression means to have complete trust or confidence in something, often to the exclusion of other options.
This expression means to have complete trust or confidence in something, often to the exclusion of other options.
This expression means to reduce or eliminate someone's desire to eat, often by eating something beforehand.
This expression means to reduce or eliminate someone's desire to eat, often by eating something beforehand.
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