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Translation of “with that”
Construction difficulties with “en voir” + prepositionResources that contrast and explain how to choose prepositions?How do you say “with” or “without” as in “I can't do that with you dying”?Translation of “increase from .. to ..”Translation of “go to class”Translation of “nothing that was said”Issue with “de” in verbsAt [online service] with “chez”, “à”, or with another preposition?“être de” with money?De or à with an infinitive that modifies a noun or adjective
I swear I saw a thread here (or somewhere) recently that translated the phrase “with that” in the following kind of context:
-She caused a scene, and with that, she made her exit.
I’m not worried about translating that sentence specifically (it’s more of an example so you know what I mean) but I can’t for the life of me find the phrase I saw as the French equivalent. I googled it and came up with “avec ça” but that’s not the phrase I originally saw.
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I swear I saw a thread here (or somewhere) recently that translated the phrase “with that” in the following kind of context:
-She caused a scene, and with that, she made her exit.
I’m not worried about translating that sentence specifically (it’s more of an example so you know what I mean) but I can’t for the life of me find the phrase I saw as the French equivalent. I googled it and came up with “avec ça” but that’s not the phrase I originally saw.
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I swear I saw a thread here (or somewhere) recently that translated the phrase “with that” in the following kind of context:
-She caused a scene, and with that, she made her exit.
I’m not worried about translating that sentence specifically (it’s more of an example so you know what I mean) but I can’t for the life of me find the phrase I saw as the French equivalent. I googled it and came up with “avec ça” but that’s not the phrase I originally saw.
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I swear I saw a thread here (or somewhere) recently that translated the phrase “with that” in the following kind of context:
-She caused a scene, and with that, she made her exit.
I’m not worried about translating that sentence specifically (it’s more of an example so you know what I mean) but I can’t for the life of me find the phrase I saw as the French equivalent. I googled it and came up with “avec ça” but that’s not the phrase I originally saw.
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Some of the possible translations that come to my mind would be :
- Elle fit une scène, puis s'en alla
- Elle fit une scène, et sur ce s'en alla
- Elle fit une scène, et avec ça s'en alla
- Elle fit une scène, et aussitôt après s'en alla
- Elle fit une scène, et là-dessus s'en alla
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It turns out là-dessus is what I was looking for! Thank you for all the possible translations.
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In this context "with that" is translated as "sur ce". That's probably what you are trying to get back at.
- Elle a fait une scène et sur ce elle a fait sa sortie.
answered 16 hours ago
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Are “ce” and “elle” not elided in this case?
– tssmith2425
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@tssmith2425 No, there is never an elision for this locution.
– LPH
3 hours ago
Thank you so much. You always provide such detailed responses and I always appreciate it.
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Literary:
Elle a fait un esclandre et sur ce, s'en est allée.
Colloquial:
Elle a piqué sa crise et aussi sec, s'est cassée.
answered 9 hours ago
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Some of the possible translations that come to my mind would be :
- Elle fit une scène, puis s'en alla
- Elle fit une scène, et sur ce s'en alla
- Elle fit une scène, et avec ça s'en alla
- Elle fit une scène, et aussitôt après s'en alla
- Elle fit une scène, et là-dessus s'en alla
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Some of the possible translations that come to my mind would be :
- Elle fit une scène, puis s'en alla
- Elle fit une scène, et sur ce s'en alla
- Elle fit une scène, et avec ça s'en alla
- Elle fit une scène, et aussitôt après s'en alla
- Elle fit une scène, et là-dessus s'en alla
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Some of the possible translations that come to my mind would be :
- Elle fit une scène, puis s'en alla
- Elle fit une scène, et sur ce s'en alla
- Elle fit une scène, et avec ça s'en alla
- Elle fit une scène, et aussitôt après s'en alla
- Elle fit une scène, et là-dessus s'en alla
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Some of the possible translations that come to my mind would be :
- Elle fit une scène, puis s'en alla
- Elle fit une scène, et sur ce s'en alla
- Elle fit une scène, et avec ça s'en alla
- Elle fit une scène, et aussitôt après s'en alla
- Elle fit une scène, et là-dessus s'en alla
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It turns out là-dessus is what I was looking for! Thank you for all the possible translations.
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It turns out là-dessus is what I was looking for! Thank you for all the possible translations.
– tssmith2425
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It turns out là-dessus is what I was looking for! Thank you for all the possible translations.
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In this context "with that" is translated as "sur ce". That's probably what you are trying to get back at.
- Elle a fait une scène et sur ce elle a fait sa sortie.
answered 16 hours ago
LPHLPH
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Are “ce” and “elle” not elided in this case?
– tssmith2425
8 hours ago
@tssmith2425 No, there is never an elision for this locution.
– LPH
3 hours ago
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In this context "with that" is translated as "sur ce". That's probably what you are trying to get back at.
- Elle a fait une scène et sur ce elle a fait sa sortie.
answered 16 hours ago
LPHLPH
12.5k1628
Are “ce” and “elle” not elided in this case?
– tssmith2425
8 hours ago
@tssmith2425 No, there is never an elision for this locution.
– LPH
3 hours ago
Thank you so much. You always provide such detailed responses and I always appreciate it.
– tssmith2425
2 hours ago
@tssmith2425 You welcome, glad my answers can help!
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In this context "with that" is translated as "sur ce". That's probably what you are trying to get back at.
- Elle a fait une scène et sur ce elle a fait sa sortie.
answered 16 hours ago
LPHLPH
12.5k1628
In this context "with that" is translated as "sur ce". That's probably what you are trying to get back at.
- Elle a fait une scène et sur ce elle a fait sa sortie.
answered 16 hours ago
LPHLPH
12.5k1628
answered 16 hours ago
LPHLPH
12.5k1628
answered 16 hours ago
LPHLPH
12.5k1628
answered 16 hours ago
LPHLPH
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Are “ce” and “elle” not elided in this case?
– tssmith2425
8 hours ago
@tssmith2425 No, there is never an elision for this locution.
– LPH
3 hours ago
Thank you so much. You always provide such detailed responses and I always appreciate it.
– tssmith2425
2 hours ago
@tssmith2425 You welcome, glad my answers can help!
– LPH
2 hours ago
add a comment |
Are “ce” and “elle” not elided in this case?
– tssmith2425
8 hours ago
@tssmith2425 No, there is never an elision for this locution.
– LPH
3 hours ago
Thank you so much. You always provide such detailed responses and I always appreciate it.
– tssmith2425
2 hours ago
@tssmith2425 You welcome, glad my answers can help!
– LPH
2 hours ago
Are “ce” and “elle” not elided in this case?
– tssmith2425
8 hours ago
Are “ce” and “elle” not elided in this case?
– tssmith2425
8 hours ago
@tssmith2425 No, there is never an elision for this locution.
– LPH
3 hours ago
@tssmith2425 No, there is never an elision for this locution.
– LPH
3 hours ago
Thank you so much. You always provide such detailed responses and I always appreciate it.
– tssmith2425
2 hours ago
Thank you so much. You always provide such detailed responses and I always appreciate it.
– tssmith2425
2 hours ago
@tssmith2425 You welcome, glad my answers can help!
– LPH
2 hours ago
@tssmith2425 You welcome, glad my answers can help!
– LPH
2 hours ago
add a comment |
Literary:
Elle a fait un esclandre et sur ce, s'en est allée.
Colloquial:
Elle a piqué sa crise et aussi sec, s'est cassée.
answered 9 hours ago
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Literary:
Elle a fait un esclandre et sur ce, s'en est allée.
Colloquial:
Elle a piqué sa crise et aussi sec, s'est cassée.
answered 9 hours ago
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Literary:
Elle a fait un esclandre et sur ce, s'en est allée.
Colloquial:
Elle a piqué sa crise et aussi sec, s'est cassée.
answered 9 hours ago
jlliagrejlliagre
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Literary:
Elle a fait un esclandre et sur ce, s'en est allée.
Colloquial:
Elle a piqué sa crise et aussi sec, s'est cassée.
answered 9 hours ago
jlliagrejlliagre
69.5k450114
answered 9 hours ago
jlliagrejlliagre
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answered 9 hours ago
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