This expression indicates relief at someone's absence. It implies that the speaker was close to kicking the person out.
This expression indicates relief at someone's absence. It implies that the speaker was close to kicking the person out.
This is a tender way to quiet someone down, often a child. 'Mousseline d'or' literally translates to 'golden muslin,' but it's a term of endearment.
This is a tender way to quiet someone down, often a child. 'Mousseline d'or' literally translates to 'golden muslin,' but it's a term of endearment.
This expression conveys surprise or mild astonishment. It's similar to 'oh dear' or 'well I never' in English.
This expression conveys surprise or mild astonishment. It's similar to 'oh dear' or 'well I never' in English.
This phrase expresses skepticism or a challenge to a previous statement. It suggests that the speaker intends to prove the other person wrong.
This phrase expresses skepticism or a challenge to a previous statement. It suggests that the speaker intends to prove the other person wrong.
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