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Interjections - Interjections de licenciement et de refus

Ces interjections sont utilisées lorsque l'orateur veut dire à quelqu'un de partir ou de se taire, ou indiquer qu'il ne ferait pas quelque chose.

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Categorized English Interjections
shoo

used to make something or someone go away

Chut !

Chut !

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get lost

used to tell someone to leave or go away

Va t'en !

Va t'en !

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get screwed

used to express contempt, disregard, or to dismiss someone or their ideas entirely

Va te faire voir !

Va te faire voir !

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piss off

used to tell someone to go away or leave you alone

Dégage ! Je essaie de me concentrer.

Dégage ! Je essaie de me concentrer.

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away with you

used to dismiss someone or to ask them to leave immediately

Allez-vous-en !

Allez-vous-en !

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screw off

used to express irritation, frustration, or a strong desire for the person being addressed to leave immediately

Fous le camp !

Fous le camp !

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stuff it

used to tell someone to stop talking or dismiss what they are saying

Ferme-la !

Ferme-la !

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shove it

used to tell someone to leave or to cease their actions immediately

Fous le camp !

Fous le camp !

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to hell with sb/sth

used to express complete disregard or defiance toward someone or something

Au diable avec eux !

Au diable avec eux !

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shut up

used to tell someone to stop talking or to be quiet

Tais-toi !

Tais-toi !

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shut it

used to command someone to be quiet or to stop talking

Tais-toi !

Tais-toi !

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shut your mouth

used to abruptly silence someone or to express frustration or annoyance with their speech

Ferme ta bouche !

Ferme ta bouche !

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knock it off

used to express annoyance or frustration with someone's actions and to demand that they stop those actions

Arrête ça !

Arrête ça !

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that's enough

used to signal that a certain action or behavior has reached an acceptable limit or is no longer tolerable

C'est assez !

C'est assez !

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leave it out

used to tell someone to stop doing or saying something, typically because it's annoying, unnecessary, or inappropriate

Laisse tomber !

Laisse tomber !

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give it a break

used to tell someone to stop doing something or cease their behavior, especially if it's repetitive, annoying, or unnecessary

Laisse tomber !

Laisse tomber !

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no

used to give an answer to a question showing that we do not agree or it is not true

Non

Non

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hell no

used to convey a strong, emphatic refusal or disagreement

Oh non !

Oh non !

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uh-uh

used to indicate a negative response to a question or statement

Non

Non

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no way

used to firmly and decisively reject the suggestion or proposal

Pas question !

Pas question !

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no chance

used to express strong refusal regarding a proposed action or idea

Aucune chance !

Aucune chance !

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not for the world

used to express a strong refusal or rejection of a proposed action, situation, or condition

Pas question !

Pas question !

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