This expression literally translates to 'in flesh and bone', and it emphasizes the physical presence of someone or something, as opposed to a virtual or imagined version.
This expression literally translates to 'in flesh and bone', and it emphasizes the physical presence of someone or something, as opposed to a virtual or imagined version.
This expression means to start enjoying something that one didn't initially like or was unfamiliar with. It implies a gradual development of appreciation.
This expression means to start enjoying something that one didn't initially like or was unfamiliar with. It implies a gradual development of appreciation.
This expression means that something is logical, understandable, or coherent. It implies that there is a clear reason or justification for something.
This expression means that something is logical, understandable, or coherent. It implies that there is a clear reason or justification for something.
This expression means to have the ability, capacity, or possibility to do something. It's a more formal way of saying 'pouvoir' (can).
This expression means to have the ability, capacity, or possibility to do something. It's a more formal way of saying 'pouvoir' (can).
This expression means that something is stronger, more important, or more influential than something else. It implies a comparison and a victory of one element over another.
This expression means that something is stronger, more important, or more influential than something else. It implies a comparison and a victory of one element over another.
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