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UNA, FR 202, The Ultimate French, Chapter 28, Idioms with "voir" and "dire"

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voir trente-six chandelles   to see stars  
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voir la vie en rose   to see life through rose-colored glasses  
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se voir en cachette   to meet secretly  
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n'y voir goutte   not to be able to see a thing  
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n'y voir que du feu   to be completely fooled/taken in  
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en faire voir de dures   to give someone a hard time  
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en faire voir de toutes les couleurs   to give someone a hard time  
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en faire voir des vertes et des pas mûres   to give someone a hard time  
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ne voir aucun mal à qqch   not to see any harm in something  
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Fais voir!   Show me!  
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faire voir trente-six chandelles à qqn   to knock the living daylights out of someone  
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Vous voyez d'ici le tableau!   Just picture it!  
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On aura tout vu!   That would be the limit. That would be too much.  
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Cela n'a rien à voir avec...   That has nothing to do with...  
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Je n'ai rien à voir dans cette affaire.   I have nothing to do with that. I'm not responsible for that.  
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Je ne peux pas les voir (en peinture)!   I can't stand them!  
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Ils ne peuvent pas se voir.   They can't stand each other.  
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C'est quelque chose qui ne se voit pas tous les jours.   It's a rare thing. That's something you don't see every day.  
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Je te vois venir!   I know what you're up to!  
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Je l'ai vu de mes propres yeux.   I saw it with my own eyes.  
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On verra bien!   We'll see!  
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Je voudrais vous y voir!   I'd like to see how well you'd do!  
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Voyons!   Come one, now! Now see here!  
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On n'en voit pas la fin.   The end is nowhere in sight.  
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Je n'y vois pas d'inconvénient.   I don't see any problem. I have no objection.  
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Essaie un peu pour voir!   Just you try it!  
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C'est mal vu.   People don't like that. That is frowned upon.  
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dire à qqn ses quatre vérités   to tell someone off, "to tell someone their four truths"  
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dire à qqn son fait   to tell someone off  
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dire que...   to think/say that...  
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dire ce qu'on a sur le coeur   to get something off one's chest  
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dire des sottises   to talk nonsense  
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dire toujours amen   to be a yes-man  
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à vrai dire   to tell the truth  
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à ce qu'il dit   according to him, according to what he says  
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ou pour mieux dire   to put it another way  
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c'est-à-dire   that is to say, in other words  
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pour ainsi dire   so to speak  
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comme on dit   so to speak  
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on dirait que...   you'd think that...  
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ne pas se le faire dire deux fois   not to have to be told twice  
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autrement dit   in other words  
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vouloir dire   to mean  
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À qui le dites-vous (le dis-tu)?   You're telling me?  
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C'est moi qui vous les dis.   Just take my word for it.  
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C'est vous qui le dites.   That's what you say.  
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Cela va sans dire.   It goes without saying.  
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Ça te dit?   Does that speak to you? Do you feel like doing that?  
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Ça ne me dit rien.   That doesn't speak to me.  
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Ça me dit quelque chose.   That rings a bell. "That tells me something."  
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C'est peu dire.   That's an understatement.  
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C'est beaucoup dire.   That's saying a lot.  
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C'est trop dire.   That's saying too much.  
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C'est plus facile à dire qu'à faire.   That's easier said than done.  
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Je ne dis pas non.   I won't say no.  
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Je ne vous le fais pas dire!   I'm not putting word into your mouth.  
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Il n'y a pas à dire.   There's no doubt about it.  
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Je vous l'avais dit.   I told you so.  
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Vous dites?   I beg your pardon?  
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On se dirait en France.   You'd think you were in France.  
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