découdre
관용어 및 표현
"découdre une amitié"
To break up a friendship (often with negative connotations, implying it was deliberately undone)
Leurs désaccords ont commencé à découdre leur amitié. (Their disagreements started to unravel their friendship.)
neutral"découdre un malentendu"
To clear up a misunderstanding (implies carefully and painstakingly resolving an issue)
Il a fallu des heures pour découdre ce malentendu. (It took hours to clear up this misunderstanding.)
neutral"découdre un complot"
To unravel a plot/conspiracy (implies exposing the details)
La police a réussi à découdre tout le complot. (The police managed to unravel the entire plot.)
neutral"découdre un problème"
To painstakingly resolve a problem, to untangle a complex issue
Nous devons découdre ce problème avant qu'il ne s'aggrave. (We need to untangle this problem before it gets worse.)
neutral"découdre quelqu'un"
To beat someone up, to thrash someone (very informal and aggressive)
Si tu continues comme ça, je vais te découdre ! (If you keep that up, I'm going to beat you up!)
informal"se faire découdre"
To get beaten up, to get thrashed (very informal and aggressive)
Il s'est fait découdre dans la bagarre. (He got beaten up in the fight.)
informal"découdre le passé"
To undo the past, to try to change what happened (often implying futility)
On ne peut pas découdre le passé, il faut avancer. (You can't undo the past, you have to move forward.)
neutral"découdre une affaire"
To expose the details of a shady business/affair
Le journaliste a réussi à découdre toute cette affaire. (The journalist managed to expose this whole affair.)
neutral"découdre les coutures"
To break apart, to fall apart (literally or figuratively)
Le projet a commencé à découdre les coutures. (The project started to fall apart.)
neutral"découdre un mensonge"
To expose a lie, to dismantle a falsehood
Ses preuves ont permis de découdre son mensonge. (His evidence helped to expose her lie.)
neutral예시
J'ai dû découdre la manche pour la recoudre correctement.
관련 콘텐츠
clothing 관련 단어
à carreaux
A1Checked, plaid pattern.
à pois
A1Polka-dotted, having dots.
abîmer
A1To damage, to spoil a garment.
accessoire
A2An item that can be added to an outfit to make it more attractive or useful; accessory.
accrocher
A1To attach something to a hook or hanger; to hang up.
ajuster
B1To make small changes to fit or appearance; to adjust.
ample
A1Having plenty of room; loose-fitting, ample.
anorak
A1An anorak, a waterproof jacket with a hood.
assortir
B1To combine clothes or accessories that go well together; to match.
beige
A1Of the color beige, a pale sandy fawn color.