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1 Results for mettre un grain de sel sous la langue [généralement lorsqu'on apprend une mauvaise nouvelle]
mettre un grain de sel sous la langue [généralement lorsqu'on apprend une mauvaise nouvelle]Kreyòl : mete yon grenn sèl anba lang
English : to put a grain of salt under one’s tongue [usually when getting a bad news]
Français : mettre un grain de sel sous la langue [généralement lorsqu'on apprend une mauvaise nouvelle]
Español : poner un grano de sal debajo de la lengua (generalmente cuando se recibe una mala noticia)
Português : colocar um grão de sal debaixo da língua [geralmente ao receber uma má notícia].
langue commune, langue commerciale, langue auxiliaire, langue véhiculaire ou langue de liaison, Le créole d’Haïti est-il une langue ?, langue , sel (salé) , sous-paragraphe , hypercorrection , d'une manière ou d'une autre, d'une façon ou d'une autre, contrainte , cacher sous le tapis, dissimuler, couvrir (une mauvaise action), mangue de mauvaise qualité; rejeter, gaspiller; laquais, serviteur (péj.); adj. bon marché, de mauvaise qualité, pour être obséquieux, servile, 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), sanguine , Dialecte , apprend, langage, langue , Pidgin, langue pidgin , pointe de la langue, bout de la langue, abandonner, concéder (comme lorsqu'on lui pose une question dans un quiz ou une énigme), nonchalant .
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