01.
être de passage
to be passing through
This expression indicates that someone is visiting a place temporarily, usually for a short period.
This expression indicates that someone is visiting a place temporarily, usually for a short period.
Go back
36h à Paris, en passant par l’atelier de Suzanne Valadon
Découvrez Suzanne Valadon, une peintre oubliée du 20ème siècle, redécouverte pour son style moderne et son regard féminin. Elle défie les stéréotypes dans ses œuvres comme "La Chambre Bleue". #Art #Paris #SuzanneValadon
Vocab Notes
02.
jeter un œil
to take a look
This expression means to look at something quickly, often in passing. It implies a brief and informal glance.
This expression means to look at something quickly, often in passing. It implies a brief and informal glance.
03.
passer son chemin
to pass by, to move along
This expression means to continue on one's way without stopping or getting involved. It can also imply ignoring something or someone.
This expression means to continue on one's way without stopping or getting involved. It can also imply ignoring something or someone.
04.
être livré à soi-même
to be left to one's own devices
This expression means to be left alone to manage without help or supervision. It often implies a sense of independence or neglect, depending on the context.
This expression means to be left alone to manage without help or supervision. It often implies a sense of independence or neglect, depending on the context.
05.
en avoir assez
to be fed up, to have had enough
This expression conveys a strong feeling of frustration, annoyance, or exasperation. It signifies that someone can no longer tolerate a situation or behavior.
This expression conveys a strong feeling of frustration, annoyance, or exasperation. It signifies that someone can no longer tolerate a situation or behavior.
Let's build Raconte together
Raconte is community-driven. We would love to hear about your ideas on features and content you would like to see on Raconte.