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UNA, FR 202, The Ultimate French, Chapter 28, Idioms with "faire"

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faire à sa tête   to act impulsively, to do whatever one wants  
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faire acte de présence   to put in an appearance  
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faire de la peine à qqn   to hurt someone's feelings  
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faire de la photographie   to do photography as a hobby  
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faire des bêtises   to get into mischief  
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faire du bricolage   to do odd jobs, to putter around  
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faire du sport   to play sports  
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faire du ski   to ski  
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faire de la natation   to swim  
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faire du théâtre   to be an professional actor, to do some amateur acting  
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faire du violon   to study the violin  
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faire du piano   to study the piano  
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faire l'école buissonnière   to play hooky  
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faire l'enfant   to act like a child  
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faire l'idiot   to act the fool  
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faire l'Europe   to travel to/visit Europe  
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faire la moue   to pout  
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faire la queue   to stand in line  
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faire le singe   to play the fool  
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faire peau neuve   to turn over a new leaf  
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faire preuve de   to show, to display a quality or virtue  
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faire savoir   to let someone know  
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faire semblant de faire qqch   to pretend to  
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faire ses bagages   to pack  
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faire ses valises   to pack  
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faire ses quatre cents coups   to sow one's wild oats, to get into a lot of trouble  
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faire son bac   to study for one's baccalaureate  
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faire son droit   to study for one's law degree  
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faire son marché   to go grocery shopping  
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faire toute une histoire de qqch   to make a federal case out of something  
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faire un beau gâchis de qqch   to make a real mess out of something  
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faire un clin d'oeil à qqn   to wink at someone  
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faire une croix dessus   to give up on something, to kiss something goodbye  
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faire un voyage   to take a trip  
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faire une promenade   to take a walk  
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faire une drôle de tête   to make a strange, funny face  
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faire une fugue   to run away from home  
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faire une gaffe   to blunder, to make a mistake (in conduct)  
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Si cela ne vous fait rien.   If you don't mind.  
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Ça me fait froid dans le dos.   That gives me the shivers.  
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Ça ne me fait rien.   That's OK. That doesn't matter.  
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Qu'est-ce que cela peut bien te faire?   What can that possibly matter to you?  
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C'est bien fait pour toi!   It serves you right!  
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Que faites-vous dans la vie?   What do you do for a living?  
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Quel métier faites-vous?   What do you do for a living?  
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Qu'est-ce que j'ai fait de mes (gants)?   What have I done with my (gloves)?  
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Rien à faire.   No use insisting.  
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Il n'y a rien à faire.   It's hopeless.  
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L'accident a fait (huit) victimes.   (Eight) people were killed in the accident.  
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se faire fort de + [infinitive]   to be confident, to claim that one can do something  
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se faire du mauvais sang   to worry  
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se faire du souci / des soucis   to worry  
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s'en faire   to worry  
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se faire une raison   to resign oneself to something  
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se faire tout(e) petit(e)   to make oneself inconspicuous, to try not to be noticed  
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se faire à qqch   to get used to something  
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se faire des idées   to be fooling oneself  
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se faire des illusions   to be fooling oneself  
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se faire une montagne de qqch   to exaggerate the importance of something  
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se faire passer pour   to pass oneself off as  
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se faire mal   to hurt oneself  
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