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Dictionary French ← English: thing

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NOUN1	Thing \| -	edit
NOUN2	a thing \| things	edit
SYNO	affair \| matter \| thing
affair \| matter \| thing © Princeton University

truc {m}

36

thing

chose {f}

29

thing

être {m}

3

thing [being]

objet {m}

thing

créature {f}

thing [creature]

2 Words: Nouns

ignominie {f} [acte honteux]

dreadful thing

plaisant {m} [aspect]

funny thing

mastodonte {m} [fig.]

nouvelle mode {f}

in-thing [coll.]

biol. être {m} vivant

living thing

vernie {f} [fam.] [personne]

lucky thing [coll.] [female]

verni {m} [fam.] [personne]

lucky thing [coll.] [person] [male]

principal {m} [chose importante]

ineptie {f} [acte stupide]

stupid thing

3 Words: Others

C'est mon truc.

It's my thing.

C'est quoi, ce truc ?

What's this thing?

Tu as de la chance !

You lucky thing! [coll.]

3 Words: Verbs

to become the thing [coll.]

3 Words: Nouns

affaire {f} d'homme

a man's thing [coll.]

rigolade {f} [chose facile]

dead easy thing [Br.] [coll.]

l'essentiel {m}

the main thing

le principal {m} [le plus important]

the main thing

le tout {m}

the whole (thing)

4 Words: Others

C'est l'essentiel.

That's the main thing.

L'embêtant, c'est que ...

The annoying thing is ...

4 Words: Verbs

être d'usage [loc.]

to be the done thing [coll.] [idiom]

agir avec à-propos

to do the proper thing

to do the right thing

to do the right thing

agir avec à-propos

to do the right thing

ne pas faire les choses à moitié [loc.]

to do the thing properly

être obnubilé par qc. [idée]

to have a thing about sth. [coll.]

avoir le fétichisme de qc. [fam.]

to have a thing about sth. [coll.]

craquer pour qn./qc. [loc.]

to have a thing for sb./sth. [coll.] [idiom]

to not feel a thing

n'y voir que du feu [fam.] [loc.]

to not notice a thing [idiom]

n'y voir que du feu [fam.] [loc.]

to not see a thing [idiom]

4 Words: Nouns

folie {f} [acte déraisonnable]

crazy thing to do

extravagance {f} [parole]

foolish thing (to say)

5+ Words: Others

La concurrence peut avoir du bon.

Competition can be a good thing.

au saut du lit {adv}

first thing in the morning

Il dit tout ce qui lui passe par la tête.

He always says the first thing that comes into his head.

Il raconte n'importe quoi pour se défendre.

He says any old thing to defend himself.

Je n'ai rien fait de la journée.

I haven't done a thing all day.

Je n'ai rien dit de tel !

I never said such a thing!

Je croyais bien faire.

I thought I was doing the right thing.

Je suis pressé d'en finir.

I'm anxious to get the whole thing over with.

Ça revient au même !

It amounts to the same thing !

Ça revient au même !

It comes to the same thing !

Il serait bon de faire qc.

It would be a good thing to do sth.

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