This idiomatic expression means to let one's imagination run wild, often leading to unnecessary worry or anxiety about a situation.
This idiomatic expression means to let one's imagination run wild, often leading to unnecessary worry or anxiety about a situation.
This idiomatic expression means to take a decisive step or action, often involving some risk or uncertainty about the outcome.
This idiomatic expression means to take a decisive step or action, often involving some risk or uncertainty about the outcome.
These expressions refer to the volume at which one speaks. 'Parler à voix haute' means to speak loudly and clearly, while 'parler à voix basse' means to speak softly.
These expressions refer to the volume at which one speaks. 'Parler à voix haute' means to speak loudly and clearly, while 'parler à voix basse' means to speak softly.
This idiomatic expression describes something that happens very quickly, often referring to someone speaking rapidly.
This idiomatic expression describes something that happens very quickly, often referring to someone speaking rapidly.
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