This idiomatic expression means to go outside, particularly after a period of being indoors. It's more expressive than simply saying 'sortir'.
This idiomatic expression means to go outside, particularly after a period of being indoors. It's more expressive than simply saying 'sortir'.
This adverbial phrase conveys the idea of acting normally despite something significant having occurred. It often implies a sense of denial or pretending.
This adverbial phrase conveys the idea of acting normally despite something significant having occurred. It often implies a sense of denial or pretending.
This pronominal verb means to do something quickly and eagerly, often implying a sense of excitement or impatience.
This pronominal verb means to do something quickly and eagerly, often implying a sense of excitement or impatience.
This expression means to avoid or bypass a conversation, particularly one that might be difficult or uncomfortable.
This expression means to avoid or bypass a conversation, particularly one that might be difficult or uncomfortable.
This idiomatic expression signifies close proximity, meaning something is a short distance away.
This idiomatic expression signifies close proximity, meaning something is a short distance away.
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