French Expressions Using Casser

French Expressions Using Casser The French action word casser truly intends to break and is likewise utilized in numerous colloquial articulations. The action word is utilized to discuss breaking somebody, exhausting somebody solid, cautioning somebody, making an omelet by breaking eggs, and then some. Potential Meanings of casser to breakto split (a nut)to snap (a branch)to ruin the kind (of wine)to demoteto annulto lower (prices)(familiar) to execute (esp. whenever spurred by bias) Articulations with casser messenger casse-cou quelquunto caution somebody casser du sucre sur le dos de quelquunto talk about somebody despite his good faith casser la baraque (informal)to cut the house down casser la baraque quelquun (informal)to screw everything up for somebody casser la croã »te (informal)to have some food casser la figure quelquun (informal)to crush someones face in casser la graine (informal)to have some food casser la gueule quelquun (familiar)to crush someones face in casser le morceau (familiar)to let the cat out of the bag, tell the truth to part with the game casser les oreilles quelquun (informal)to stun somebody casser les pieds quelquun (informal)to bore somebody solid, jump on someones nerves casser les reins quelquunto ruin, break somebody casser la tã ªte quelquunto stun somebody, to exhaust somebody solid casser sa pipe (informal)to kick the pail, snuff it tout casserstupendous, fabulous; and no more Ça/Il ne casse pas des briques (casual) That is no incredible shakes. Ça/Il ne casse pas trois pattes un canard (informal)It/He is not much, nothing to get amped up for Ça/Il ne casse rien.It/He is not much, nothing to get amped up for Casse-toiâ ! (familiar)Get the damnation out of here! Il ne sest pas cassã © le cul (slang)He didnt bust his butt. Il ne sest pas cassã © la tã ªte (informal)He didnt overburden himself, put any exertion into it. Il ne sest pas cassã © le tronc/la nã ©nette (familiar)He didnt do a lot, make a decent attempt. Il nous les casseâ ! (familiar)Hes a genuine annoyance! Tu me casses les bonbonsâ ! (familiar)Youre a genuine annoyance! un/e casse-cou (informal)daredevil, wild individual un/e casse-couilles (slang)pain in the butt un casse-croã »tesnack casse-cul (slang adj)bloody/damn irritating un casse-dalle (familiar)snack un casse-graine (informal)snack casse-gueule (fam adj)dangerous, tricky un casse-noisettes/noixnutcracker(s) un casse-pattes (informal)slog, troublesome ascension un casse-pieds (informal)pain in the neck, irritation, bore le casse-pipes (informal)the front un casse-tã ªteclub, mind secret, puzzle un casse-vitessespeed knock, dozing police officer se casser (familiar)to split, take offâ se casser pour infinitive (informal)to strain oneself to accomplish something, to work at somethingâ se casser le couto crash and burn on ones face, fail se casser la figure (informal)to crash and burn on ones face, fail se casser la figure contre (informal)to collide with se casser la jambe/le brasto break ones arm/leg se casser netto sever clean/through se casser le nezto locate nobody in, to come up short se casser la tã ªte sur (inf)to wrack ones cerebrums about Precepts with casser Il faut casser le noyau pour avoir lamande.No torment no increase. On ne fait pas domelette sans casser des Ã…ufs.You cannot make an omelet without breaking eggs. Qui casse les verres les paie.As you make your bed, so you should lie on it. You pay for your missteps.