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Fait accompli
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Something that is done and cannot be changed.
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French
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Tête-à-tête
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'Tête' is 'head' in French, so it means 'head-to-head'. Two people alone, facing each other for an intimate talk.
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French
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Crème de la crème
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The thickest or best part of the cream: the elite.
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French
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Tour de force
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A feat of skill, strength or ingenuity.
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French
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Voilà!
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There it is! Behold!
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French
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C'est magnifique!
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It's great or magnificent.
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French
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Maladie d'amour
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Love sickness.
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French
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(La) bourgeoisie
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The middle class.
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French
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Bourgeois(e)
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Is a member of the bourgeoisie.
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French
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À tes amours
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To your loves or to your lovers. This is said when someone sneezes.
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French
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Minou
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My little cat, my little puss. An endearing term.
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French
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Ma bichette
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Little doe, my sweetheart. A term of endearment from a man to a woman.
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French
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L'amour fou
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Crazy love.
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French
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Coup de foudre
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Love at first sight. Literally, it is the image of being struck by lightning - a 'coup' is a blow, and 'foudre' is lightning.
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French
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C'est la vie
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That's life.
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French
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En somme
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In short.
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French
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Entre nous
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Just between you and me.
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French
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Joie de vivre
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Joy of living or a real happiness in life.
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French
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Je ne sais quoi
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A certain indescribable thing or quality.
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French
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Savoir-faire
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A polished success in social behavior.
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French
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Distingué
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Distinguished.
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French
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Raffiné
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Refined; polished.
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French
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Panache
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A hat with feathers; metaphorically, refers to a person who has a certain flair.
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French
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Par excellence
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The best of all.
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French
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homme d'espirt
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Intellectual; a man of wit or spirit.
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French
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Sans pareil;
non pareil |
Something or someone that has no equal.
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French
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Grande dame
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A great lady.
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French
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Femme fatale
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Temptress.
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French
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A la mode
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Something that is in current fashion.
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French
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La mode nouvelle
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The newest or latest fashion or style.
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French
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Très chic
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Very sophisticated, elegant.
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French
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Avant-garde
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'Avant' means 'before' and 'garde' means 'guard'. 'Avant-garde' are ideas that are usually not widely accepted. They are always a little ahead of their time.
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French
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Accoutrement
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An accessory.
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French
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Le beau monde
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The fashionable, beautiful people.
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French
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Noblesse oblige
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Refers to the obligation and responsibility that a higher social rank imposes on one's behavior.
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French
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Nouveau riche
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People who have recently become very wealthy.
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French
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Pied-à-terre
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A second lodging.
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French
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Concierge
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Porter; manager of a building.
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French
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Homme d'affaires
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Businessman.
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French
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Laissez-faire
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Allowing someone to do something without interference.
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French
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Idée fixe
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A fixed idea; obsession.
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French
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Idiot savant
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An idiot with a genius for doing one thing exceptionally well.
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French
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Faux pas
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A social blunder.
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French
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Vis-à-vis
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In relation to or concerning; as compared with.
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French
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Liaison
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Love affair; intermediary.
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French
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Éclat
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Success.
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French
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Habitué
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Frequent customer.
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French
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Grande passion
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A great passion.
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French
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Déjà-vu
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Illusion of having seen something before.
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French
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Ça va les chevilles
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How is it going? 'Les Chevilles', how are the ankles, refers to someone's bloated head, i.e., his head is so bloated that he can't see his ankles.
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French
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Je m'en fous
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I could care less.
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French
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Double entendre
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An expression having a double meaning.
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French
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Répartie
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An answer to a witty response to someone who may also have made a witty remark.
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French
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Touché
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A fencing term. In its more metaphorical sense, it means that one has won a point, as in a successful repartee.
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French
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Chapeau
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A hat.
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French
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Ménage à trois
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A household of three. A love triangle.
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French
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Malaise
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A vague sense of mental or moral ill-being. It can pertain to a country where there is political unrest.
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French
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Coup d'état
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Refers to the overthrow of a government.
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French
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Military coup
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Americans often use this expression instead of (coup d'état).
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French
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C'est la guarre
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That's the war. That's all a part of the struggle of life.
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French
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Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité
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Liberty, Equality, Brotherhood - The battlecry from the French Revolution.
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French
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Qui sait
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Who knows?
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French
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Comme ci comme ca
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So, so; 'like this, like that'.
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French
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Bon appétit
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This is said to wish someone a good meal.
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French
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Merci
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Thank you.
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French
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Affaire de coeur
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It is a matter of the heart.
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French
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Affaire d'honneur
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A matter of honor.
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French
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Vive l'amour
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Long live love.
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French
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Vive le Roi
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Long live the King.
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French
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Vive la différence
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Long live the difference.
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French
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Paesano
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Peasant
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Italian
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Chi lo sa?
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Who knows?
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Italian
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Que sara sara
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What will be, will be (Spanish)
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Italian
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Mal educato
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An ignorant, oafish person
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Italian
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Pezza novanta
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Big shot.
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Italian
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Chin Chin
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A light toast; happiness.
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Italian
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Cent'anni
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A hundred years. May you live to be a hundred years.
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Italian
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Piano
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Softly.
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Italian
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Forte
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Strong or loud.
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Italian
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Crescendo
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Building up to a climax.
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Italian
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Maestro
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Master; teacher; orchestra conductor.
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Italian
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Incognito
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In disguise.
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Italian
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Bello
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Beautiful.
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Italian
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Molto bello
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Very beautiful.
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Italian
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Bellissimo
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Most Beautiful.
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Italian
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Al fresco
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In the open air.
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Italian
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Arrivederci
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Until we meet again.
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Italian
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Arrivederla
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Until we meet again. (formal)
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Italian
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Così così
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So so.
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Italian
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La dolce vita
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The good life.
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Italian
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Ciao
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Goodbye; Also hello.
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Italian
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Innamorato cotto
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Madly in love, so much in love that you are cooked.
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Italian
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Innamorata cotto
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Madly in love, so much in love that you are cooked. (This is how a woman would reply)
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Italian
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Buon viaggio
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Have a good trip.
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Italian
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Capisci
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Understand?
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Italian
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Si, capisco
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Yes, I understand.
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Italian
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Basta!
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That's enough!
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Italian
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Carissimo
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Dearest
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Italian
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Carissima
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Dearest (feminine)
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Italian
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Peccato
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That's too bad.
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Italian
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Per piacere
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Please.
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Italian
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Grazie
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Thank you.
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Italian
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Scuzi
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Excuse me.
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Italian
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Terra ferma
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Solid ground.
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Italian
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Caveat emptor
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Let the buyer beware.
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Latin
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Modus operandi
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Method of procedure (M.O.)
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Latin
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Modus vivendi
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A way of life, a manner of living.
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Latin
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Modicum of decorum
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Modicum, quantity; Decorum is propriety, good taste.
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Latin
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Actus Dei
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An act of God.
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Latin
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Anno Domini
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A.D. or in the year of our Lord. (precedes date)
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Latin
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Circa
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Approximately.
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Latin
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Corpus delicti
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Fundamental and substantial evidence of crime.
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Latin
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Credo
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Belief.
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Latin
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Ad absurdum
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To the point of absurdity.
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Latin
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Tempus fugit
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Time flies.
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Latin
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Ego
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I; the conscious, thinking, rational part of a person.
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Latin
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Id
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The unconscious and irrational part of a person.
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Latin
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Veni, vidi, vici
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I came, I saw, I conquered.
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Latin
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Puer
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A man you refuses to grow up.
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Latin
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Ad nauseam
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To the point of nausea.
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Latin
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Per se
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By itself.
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Latin
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Persona non grata
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Person not acceptable.
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Latin
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De nihilo nihil
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From nothing comes nothing.
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Weltanschauung
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A way of looking at the world.
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German
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Weltschmerz
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A deep pain liked to the world.
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German
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Wunderkind
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A child or person of great talent and productivity.
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German
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Geist
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Spirit.
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German
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Ich liebe dich
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I love you.
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German
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Angst
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A foreboding.
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German
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Tchüss
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(slang) Goodbye.
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German
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Doppelgänger
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A ghostly counterpart of a living person.
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German
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Danke schön
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Thanks.
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German
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Bitte sehr
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You're welcome.
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German
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Das Leben ist die Liebe
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Living is loving.
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German
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Die schöne Welt
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Fashionable society; le beau monde, beautiful people.
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German
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Ende gut, alles gut
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All's well that ends well. Finally good, everything good.
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German
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Wanderlust
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Yearning to travel.
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German
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Einen Augenblick
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Moment, blink of the eyes.
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German
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Auf Wiedersehen
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Goodbye, until we see each other again.
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German
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L'chayim
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To life!
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Yiddish
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Meshugeh
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Crazy.
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Yiddish
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Mishegoss
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Crazy stuff.
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Yiddish
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(Oy) Vey ist mir!
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It hurts me!
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Yiddish
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Baleboss
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Boss. Someone who gets things done.
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Yiddish
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Baleboste
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A woman who gets things done.
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Yiddish
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Farshtinkener
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Something stinks.
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Yiddish
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Kibbitz
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Aimless conversation, a friendly chat.
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Yiddish
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Shlep
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To drag or pull.
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Yiddish
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Shmatte
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Rags; a dish rag or dust rag. Term used in the garment business to describe clothing, expensive or otherwise.
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Yiddish
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Mensh
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Someone who does admirable things.
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Yiddish
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Nosh
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A bite to eat.
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Yiddish
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Yenta
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A woman who gossips.
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Yiddish
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Chutzpa
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A lot of nerve.
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Yiddish
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De temps en temps
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From time to time.
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French
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Coup de grâce
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The final blow.
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French
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Bagatelle
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A bauble, a mere nothing, small change.
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French
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Pièce de résistance
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Something that cannot be resisted or the best of something.
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French
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Raison dêtre
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Reason for being.
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French
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A tout à l'heure
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See you in a little while.
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French
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Lumière
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Luminary, outstanding person.
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French
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Grand prix
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First prize.
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French
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Aide-toi, le ciel t'aidera
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Heaven helps those who help themselves.
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French
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Advienne que pourra
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No matter what, whatever happens.
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French
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Par hasard
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By chance.
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French
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Jeu de mots
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A play on words.
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French
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Jeu d'hasard
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A game of risk.
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French
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La vérité
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The truth.
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French
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N'est-ce pas?
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Isn't that so?
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French
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Soirée
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An evening party.
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French
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Ma chére
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My dear or my beloved. (Used by both men and women)
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French
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Je t'aime
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I love you.
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French
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Maniére
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Affected in manner; overly mannered.
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French
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Coûte que coûte
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No matter what the cost.
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French
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Vouloir, c'est pouvoir
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Where there's a will, there's a way.
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French
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Gauche
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Lacking in social grace; awkward.
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French
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Va te faire cuire un ouef
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Go fry an egg.
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French
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Raconteur
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A talented storyteller.
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French
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Succès d'estime
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A critical success.
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French
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Garçon
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Boy or waiter.
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French
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S'il vous plaît
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If you please.
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French
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Qu'est-ce que c'est
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What is it, what is this?
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French
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Le service est compris?
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Is the tip included?
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French
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Au revoir
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Goodbye.
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French
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A bientôt
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In a little while.
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French
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Cause célèbre
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A sensational trial, a notorious incident.
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French
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Milieu
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A certain environment or setting.
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French
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Bourgeois gentilhomme
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Nouveau riche, an unsophisticated bourgeois in an aristocratic milieu.
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French
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Espèce de cochon
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This literally means that someone is a kind of, or example of a pig. It is not a vulgar expression.
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French
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Espèce de saucisson
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Sausage link.
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French
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C'est une bonne idée
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It's a good idea.
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French
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Grâce à Dieu
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Thank God.
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French
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Hors de combat
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Out of combat.
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French
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Hors de saison
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Out of season.
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French
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Hors-d'oeuvre
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Appetizer.
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French
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Fête
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A party; celebration.
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French
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Fin de siècle
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The end of the century (1900's).
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French
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Au contraire
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On the contrary.
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French
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Bonne chance
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Good luck!
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French
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Bon voyage
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Have a good trip.
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French
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Que fais-tu?
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What are you doing?
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French
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Eau de vie
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Brandy.
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French
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En bonne compagnie
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In good company.
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French
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Allô, oui?
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Hello? Used when answering the telephone.
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French
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Mauvaise foi
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Bad faith.
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French
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Cherchez la femme
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Look for the woman.
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French
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Combien?
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How much?
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French
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A bon marché
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At a bargain, cheap.
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French
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A votre santé
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This is a drinking toast which means "to your health."
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French
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Billet-doux
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Love letter.
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French
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Bien aimé
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Beloved or loved one.
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French
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Ami
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A friend. A "bon ami" is a good friend.
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French
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Pardonnez-moi
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Pardon me or excuse me.
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French
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Salut toi!
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Hey, you! or hello you!
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French
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C'est dommage
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That's too bad! It's a pity.
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French
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Protégé
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One who is under the patronage or special tutelage of another.
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French
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Que faire?
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What to do?
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French
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Mal du siècle
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Melancholy.
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French
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Malentendu
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Misunderstanding.
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French
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Que sais-je
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What do I know?
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French
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Que voulez-vous?
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What do you want?
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French
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Régime
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Government, diet.
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French
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Tartuffe
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A hypocrite.
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French
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Nuance
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A subtle quality.
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French
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Motif
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Theme.
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French
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Passé
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Out of style.
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French
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Pastiche
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A work composed of selections from different sources.
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French
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Peut-être
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Perhaps.
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French
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Quand même
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All the same.
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French
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Autres temps, autres moeurs
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Other times, other customs.
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French
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Avec plaisir
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With pleasure.
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French
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Chacun à son goût
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To each his own.
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French
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Château
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A mansion.
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French
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Chevalier
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A gentleman.
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French
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A la campagne
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In the country.
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French
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Chez moi
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At my home.
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French
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A la maison
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At my house.
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French
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Ami du peuple
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A friend of the people.
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French
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Ancien régime
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Literally, old regime.
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French
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A quoi bon?
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What for?
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French
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A tout prix
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At any cost.
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French
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En plein air
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In the open air.
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French
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Au clair de la lune
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By the light of the moon.
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French
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Au courant
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Knowledgeable about current trends.
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French
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Au naturel
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Natural, unaltered.
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French
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Objet d'art
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An art object.
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French
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Bon vivant
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A high living person.
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French
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Camaraderie
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Fellowship among comrades.
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French
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Coterie
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A small group of intimates.
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French
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Coup manqué
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A failed attempt.
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French
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Détente
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In international relations, the end of strained dealings.
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French
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Dossier
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A file.
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French
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A propos
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Concerning.
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French
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En famille
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With or in the family.
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French
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La belle dame sans merci
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The beautiful merciless lady.
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French
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Adieu
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Farewell, good-bye.
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French
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Andiamo
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Let's go.
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Italian
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Piccoli baci
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Little kisses. "Piccolo" means small and "un bacio" is a kiss.
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Italian
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Pronto, chi parla?
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Hello, who is it?
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Italian
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Fra poco
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In a little while.
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Italian
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Caro
|
Dear.
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Italian
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Come si dice?
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How do you say?
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Italian
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Come va?
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How's it going?
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Italian
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Con permesso
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With your permission.
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Italian
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Con piacere
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With pleasure.
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Italian
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Mal occhio
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Evil eye.
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Italian
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Impetuoso
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Impetuous.
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Italian
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Non è vero?
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Isn't it true?
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Italian
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Non importa
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It isn't important.
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Italian
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Non mi ricordo
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I don't remember.
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Italian
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Benvenuto
|
Welcome.
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Italian
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Dolce
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Sweet.
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Italian
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Dolce far niente
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Sweet relaxation.
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Italian
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Che cosa fai?
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What are you doing?
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Italian
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Affettuoso
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Tenderly; affectionately.
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Italian
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Buon appetito
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Have a good meal.
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Italian
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Buona sera
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Good evening.
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Italian
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Buon giorno
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Good day.
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Italian
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In vino veritas
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In wine there is truth.
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Latin
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De gustibus non est disputandum
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There should be no dispute in matters of taste; to each his own.
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Latin
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Errare humanum est
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To err is human.
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Latin
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Facta non verba
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Action, not words.
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Latin
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De facto
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In fact of actuality.
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Latin
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De jure
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Legally, by right.
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Latin
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Ex post facto
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After the fact.
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Latin
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Per capita
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By heads.
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Latin
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Per diem
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By the day.
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Latin
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Per annum
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Per year.
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Latin
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Placebo
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Medicine given to please, rather than to cure.
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Latin
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Semper fidelis
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Always faithful.
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Latin
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Dramatis personae
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List of characters in a play or film.
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Latin
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Dementia
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Insanity.
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Latin
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Deus ex machina
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Resolution in a crisis situation from an unexpected source.
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Latin
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Cogito ergo sum
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I think, therefore I am.
|
Latin
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Ex nihilo
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Out of nothing.
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Latin
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In absentia
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In one's absence.
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Latin
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Tabula rasa
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An erased slate ready to be written on.
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Latin
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Amor patriae
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Love of one's country.
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Latin
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Ante-bellum
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Before the war.
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Latin
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Carpe diem
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Seize the day.
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Latin
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Status quo
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The state in which things exist.
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Latin
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Sine qua non
|
Without which not.
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Latin
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Wunderbar
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Wonderful.
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German
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Nein
|
No.
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German
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Hundewetter
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Very bad weather.
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German
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Verboten
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Forbidden.
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German
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Liebchen
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Sweetheart.
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German
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Fraülein
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Young lady.
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German
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Gesundheit
|
To your health.
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German
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Prost
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To a good evening, "cheers!"
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German
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Wein, weib und Gesang
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Wine, woman and song.
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German
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Donner und Blitzen
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Thunder and lightning, expressing anger.
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German
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Zeitgeist
|
General spirit of an era.
|
German
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Kunstwerk
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Work of art.
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German
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Mein Schätzle
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My sweetheart, my treasure.
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German
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Viel Glück
|
Good luck.
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German
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Glückwunsch
|
Congratulations.
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German
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Guten Abend
|
Good Evening.
|
German
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Guten Morgen
|
Good Morning.
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German
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Guten Tag
|
Good Day.
|
German
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Gute Nacht
|
Good night.
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German
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Shlemiel
|
A simple or foolish person; someone who is unlucky.
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Yiddish
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Mazel tov
|
Congratulations.
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Yiddish
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Oy vey
|
Oh, woe - pain.
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Yiddish
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Klutz
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A clumsy person.
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Yiddish
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Farchadat
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Confused.
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Yiddish
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Bubeleh
|
Term of endearment; dear one, sweetheart.
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Yiddish
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Shalom
|
Hello, so long, good-bye. (Hebrew)
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Yiddish
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So geht es
|
So it goes.
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Yiddish
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Tchotchke
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Little things that clutter up a house.
|
Yiddish
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Schlock
|
Cheap stuff.
|
Yiddish
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Was machst du?
|
What are you doing?
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Yiddish
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Nebbish
|
A simple person.
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Yiddish
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Kvetch
|
Complain, gripe.
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Yiddish
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Shayne
|
Pretty.
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Yiddish
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Maydele
|
Girl; little girl.
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Yiddish
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Boychik
|
Boy; little boy.
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Yiddish
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