prendre son courage à deux mains
This idiomatic expression means to overcome one's fear or hesitation and do something brave or difficult.
This idiomatic expression means to overcome one's fear or hesitation and do something brave or difficult.
This idiomatic expression means to overcome one's fear or hesitation and do something brave or difficult.
This idiomatic expression means to overcome one's fear or hesitation and do something brave or difficult.
This versatile expression means to find something or someone unexpectedly. It often implies a fortunate discovery.
This versatile expression means to find something or someone unexpectedly. It often implies a fortunate discovery.
This expression conveys the meaning of struggling to do something or finding it challenging.
This expression conveys the meaning of struggling to do something or finding it challenging.
This colloquial expression is used to express annoyance, frustration, or irritation. It's informal and a bit stronger than 'ça m'énerve'.
This colloquial expression is used to express annoyance, frustration, or irritation. It's informal and a bit stronger than 'ça m'énerve'.
This very common slang expression describes something difficult, complicated, or problematic. While literally meaning 'it's hot', it's used figuratively in many situations.
This very common slang expression describes something difficult, complicated, or problematic. While literally meaning 'it's hot', it's used figuratively in many situations.
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