idioms.txt

   1 After a good deal of practice
   2 And I hardly need add
   3 Anew: À nouveau
   4 As you see fit: Comme bon vous semble
   5 At point blank: À bout portant
   6 Attagirl/Attaboy: Bravo
   7 Behold!
   8 Bummer: Dommage
   9 But of course
  10 Calm down
  11 Can I speak plainer?
  12 Capital offense
  13 Cheerfully: Gaiement
  14 Getting one's hands dirty: Mettre ses mains dans le cambouis
  15 I am all astonishment
  16 I am quite determined
  17 I beg you would excuse me
  18 I reckon it will come back to me
  19 I shall trespass on your time no longer
  20 I take my leave
  21 I'm fully aware
  22 I'm much exceedingly obliged
  23 If you can help it: Si tu peux
  24 In broad dailight : En plein jour
  25 In shambles : En pagaille
  26 It cannot be helped
  27 It's a piece of cake: Facile
  28 It's raining cats and dogs: Un temps de chien
  29 Keenly: Vivement
  30 Kill two birds with one stone: D'une pierre deux coups
  31 Last I checked
  32 Let the cat out of the bag: Vendre la mèche
  33 Make haste!
  34 Mind your own business
  35 Much obliged: Infiniment reconnaissant
  36 My own better judgment
  37 Neither of us
  38 No please, don't trouble yourself
  39 Nohow: Aucunement
  40 None better
  41 On a whim: Sur un coup de tête
  42 Please convey my regards to
  43 Save your breath
  44 Seldom: Jamais
  45 Somewhat: Quelque peu
  46 Still waters: Eaux calmes
  47 Sweetheart, sweetie
  48 The blue book: Le bottin mondain
  49 The charges levelled against someone: Les charges portées contre quelqu'un
  50 The task will fall on you
  51 Thither: Là
  52 To arise chiefly
  53 To ask after someone: Demander des nouvelles de quelqu'un.e
  54 To be ill qualified
  55 To be off-limit
  56 To be on par with
  57 To be out of one's wits
  58 To be shacked up: Cohabiter
  59 To be torn over something
  60 To be up to speed with
  61 To be witty: Être spirituel
  62 To behove: Être bon
  63 To break stride: Ralentir un élan
  64 To cut to the chase
  65 To feel blue
  66 To flog a dead horse: S'acharner, Perdre son temps
  67 To get a word in edgewise: Arriver à placer un mot
  68 To give somebody the heave-ho:  To take someone's job away from them, usually because that person has done something wrong
  69 To go astray: S'égarer
  70 To go out of one's wits: Perdre la raison
  71 To have a will of iron
  72 To intrude upon your privacy
  73 To keep down the fluff
  74 To let off the hook: Laisser partir
  75 To make something easy on someone
  76 To sow the seeds of discord: Semer la discorde
  77 To stand idly by
  78 To take a rain check: Remettre une rencontre à plus tard
  79 To take delight in something
  80 To tear asunder: Déchirer en morceaux
  81 To think ill of you
  82 To wriggle out of something: To avoid doing something that you do not want to do
  83 Unwillingly: Contre son gré
  84 Utterly: Tout à fait
  85 What about him?
  86 What's on your plate?
  87 Whilst: Tandis que
  88 With all due respect
  89 Would you be so kind as to
  90 You did good
  91 You got a mouth on you boy