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Échec - Erreurs et mauvaises performances

Découvrez comment les expressions anglaises telles que « plus de trous que le fromage suisse » et « lapsus de la langue » sont liées aux erreurs et aux mauvaises performances en anglais.

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English idioms related to Failure
to make a pig's ear of something

to perform a task or activity very poorly, resulting in a negative outcome

[Phrase]
the buck stop here

used to say that someone has accepted the responsibility or blame for something and will not pass it to someone else

[phrase]
to play into one's hands

to unintentionally give an advantage to one's enemy or rival

[Phrase]
to bring a knife to a gunfight

to be inadequately prepared for a conflict or challenging situation

[Phrase]
more holes than Swiss cheese

used to say that something or someone has many flaws, problems, or gaps that make it incomplete or unreliable

[Phrase]
Himalayan blunder

a major mistake or error, often made by someone in power, that leads to catastrophic consequences

grosse erreur himalayenne, énorme bourde himalayenne

grosse erreur himalayenne, énorme bourde himalayenne

Google Translate
[nom]
to overshoot the mark

to make a mistake, particularly in judging the amount of something

[Phrase]
false move

a reckless action that may result in serious consequences or failure

faux pas

faux pas

[nom]
slip of the tongue

an accidental and minor mistake made while speaking

[Phrase]
like turkeys voting for Christmas

used to refer to a situation where individuals or groups unknowingly support or participate in something that will ultimately bring harm or negative consequences to themselves

[Phrase]
to bring something to a grinding halt

to cause something to suddenly and completely stop, often in a dramatic or unexpected manner

[Phrase]
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