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笔茅迟别谤 is one of those French words that has an array of meanings depending on the context in which it is used.

It can mean to break wind, to pop, to burst or to break, however there are many everyday phrases using 辫茅迟别谤 which the meaning is not obvious.

You should note that when conjugating 辫茅迟别谤 in the present tense, the acute accent on the 茅 changes to a grave accent (猫) in the je/tu/il/elle/on/ils/elles forms. However, it remains an acute accent in nous and vous forms.

笔茅迟别谤 un cable - to be really annoyed/lose your temper

You might hear this phrase if you have really wound someone up - it is a very familiar way to say to go berserk or to lose your temper.

笔茅迟别谤 les plombs and 辫茅迟别谤 une durite also portray the same sense of losing your cool and flipping out. Plomb means fuse in French so this is literally to blow a fuse.

Meanwhile, une durite is a word linked to cars and means a radiator hose, but with 辫茅迟别谤 it relates to the idea of anger.

Manger 脿 s'en faire 辫茅迟别谤 le bide - to eat until you burst

This is a good one for the Christmas period when we are all likely to make the most of the festive feasts.

Le bide is a familiar word for the stomach, often known as le ventre, and is our equivalent to tummy. It can also mean a flop or a failure in some contexts.

Faire 辫茅迟别谤 le chrono - to smash a record

When watching the Paris 2024 Olympics, you may well hear the French commentators use this during certain athletic competitions.

Le chrono means the stopwatch or the time, so this literally means to smash the time and is used in the context of breaking records.

N鈥檈n avoir rien 脿 辫茅迟别谤 - to not care

The French language has a seemingly endless number of ways to express indifference or the idea that you couldn鈥檛 care less.

N鈥檈n avoir rien 脿 辫茅迟别谤 falls into this category, and is a very familiar phrase to be used around people you are comfortable with.

It offers the same sense as je m鈥檈n fiche or je m鈥檈n fou, which both also mean I don鈥檛 care.

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笔茅迟别谤 la forme/辫茅迟别谤 le feu - To be in great shape/top form/have lots of energy

This is a phrase that is often applicable to children on Christmas morning. 笔茅迟别谤 la forme and 辫茅迟别谤 le feu both mean to have lots of energy or to be on top form.

It suggests the idea that someone has lots of energy, is in a good place physically and mentally and is ultimately just feeling really good in themselves.

Similarly, 辫茅迟别谤 la sant茅 signifies to be in good health physically; a literal translation would be 鈥渢o be smashing health鈥�.

笔茅迟别谤 un coup - to calm down

While with certain words 辫茅迟别谤 is used to express the idea of anger, when paired with un coup it means to calm down or to destress.

Se la 辫茅迟别谤 - to show off/to blow your own trumpet

Se la 辫茅迟别谤 means to show off or to blow your own trumpet, and is most often used in a negative sense.

For example, ma soeur, elle se la p猫te et 莽a m'茅nerve means my sister shows off and it annoys me.

笔茅迟别谤 plus haut que ton cul - to think you鈥檙e the dog鈥檚 bollocks

The literal translation of this is a little strange, however it ultimately means to think you are the dog鈥檚 bollocks or the cat鈥檚 whiskers.

笔茅迟别谤 les couilles 脿 quelqu'un - to bust somebody鈥檚 balls

Couilles is used in many French phrases, and usually translates as balls, as the familiar form of testicles.

In this context, it means to break someone鈥檚 balls, or to annoy and wind up someone.

笔茅迟别谤 la gueule 脿 quelqu'un - to smash someone鈥檚 face in

La gueule means mouth or face, and when you hear someone use it with 辫茅迟别谤 it is probably best to steer clear as it means to smash someone鈥檚 face in.

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