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Brûler la chandelle par les deux bouts Topic: Ekspresyon popilè.Kreyòl : Chandèl la limen nan 2 pwent
English : Burning the midnight oil
Français : Brûler la chandelle par les deux bouts
Español : Quemar la medianoche
Português : Queimar a meia-noite
avoir du mal à joindre les deux bouts, être en difficulté financière, survivre à peine, juste s'en sortir, essayer de joindre les deux bouts, s'efforcer, bonne et proche amie, soeur ; (titre utilisé par les parents lorsqu'ils s'adressent à la marraine de leur enfant, ou par la marraine à la mère de l'enfant ; titre utilisé par le parrain à la marraine ; titre utilisé par le meilleur homme à la demoiselle d'honneur), déraciner, déraciner, arracher (par les racines), éradiquer; défricher (terre); licencier (du travail), démettre de ses fonctions, destituer, rejeter; lyncher; piller, piller, brûler;, les deux , brûler , opération visant à tuer des gens et à incendier des maisons. LIT : décapiter et brûler les maisons, Abandonné : Le terrain de jeu était étrangement silencieux, abandonné par les enfants. , banal , complexe , respect , deux , brûler, brûler, roussir, brûler, [Extrait d'un dicton populaire signifiant : Toutes les activités (école, travail...) s'arrêteront. Personne ne sera dans les rues. Même] les rats ne pourront pas déféquer (faire leurs besoins)). [Les souris ne pourront pas traverser les rues.], encombrer , frugal , les deux yeux, les yeux de la tête ; bien précieux.
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