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Is there some sort of French saying for “a person's signature move”?


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I don't know why but I just feel like the French would have a saying for something like this, kind of like pièce de résistance but instead of the most prominent or best part of something, a signature or trademark move or aspect of a person's (especially an artist's) work.










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    I don't know why but I just feel like the French would have a saying for something like this, kind of like pièce de résistance but instead of the most prominent or best part of something, a signature or trademark move or aspect of a person's (especially an artist's) work.










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      I don't know why but I just feel like the French would have a saying for something like this, kind of like pièce de résistance but instead of the most prominent or best part of something, a signature or trademark move or aspect of a person's (especially an artist's) work.







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          I'm not familiar with "signature move" but according to your description, marque de fabrique (trademark, hallmark) used as a metaphor might be a possible translation.



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          P. métaph. Toute cette histoire, d'un bout à l'autre (...) portait sa marque de fabrique, sa lourde griffe de bon ivrogne braillard (Courteline, Train 8 h 47, 1888, 1repart., 5, p. 55). Eux aussi ont un fonds commun, une marque de fabrique et c'est (...) cette manière stricte de dessiner, cette (...) alliance de la virtuosité aisée et du rendu photographique (Estaunié, Roman et Province, 1942, p. 210).







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          In Quebecois/French Canadian there is one expression that is told a lot for that;



          ´C’est sa marque de commerce.´



          similar answer than jlliagre, just a bit different.



          A example use;
          Les buts tardifs, la marque de commerce du Canadien (https://www.journaldemontreal.com/les-buts-tardifs-la-marque-de-commerce-du-canadien)






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            I'm not familiar with "signature move" but according to your description, marque de fabrique (trademark, hallmark) used as a metaphor might be a possible translation.



            TLFi




            P. métaph. Toute cette histoire, d'un bout à l'autre (...) portait sa marque de fabrique, sa lourde griffe de bon ivrogne braillard (Courteline, Train 8 h 47, 1888, 1repart., 5, p. 55). Eux aussi ont un fonds commun, une marque de fabrique et c'est (...) cette manière stricte de dessiner, cette (...) alliance de la virtuosité aisée et du rendu photographique (Estaunié, Roman et Province, 1942, p. 210).







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            I'm not familiar with "signature move" but according to your description, marque de fabrique (trademark, hallmark) used as a metaphor might be a possible translation.



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            P. métaph. Toute cette histoire, d'un bout à l'autre (...) portait sa marque de fabrique, sa lourde griffe de bon ivrogne braillard (Courteline, Train 8 h 47, 1888, 1repart., 5, p. 55). Eux aussi ont un fonds commun, une marque de fabrique et c'est (...) cette manière stricte de dessiner, cette (...) alliance de la virtuosité aisée et du rendu photographique (Estaunié, Roman et Province, 1942, p. 210).







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            I'm not familiar with "signature move" but according to your description, marque de fabrique (trademark, hallmark) used as a metaphor might be a possible translation.



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            P. métaph. Toute cette histoire, d'un bout à l'autre (...) portait sa marque de fabrique, sa lourde griffe de bon ivrogne braillard (Courteline, Train 8 h 47, 1888, 1repart., 5, p. 55). Eux aussi ont un fonds commun, une marque de fabrique et c'est (...) cette manière stricte de dessiner, cette (...) alliance de la virtuosité aisée et du rendu photographique (Estaunié, Roman et Province, 1942, p. 210).







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            I'm not familiar with "signature move" but according to your description, marque de fabrique (trademark, hallmark) used as a metaphor might be a possible translation.



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            P. métaph. Toute cette histoire, d'un bout à l'autre (...) portait sa marque de fabrique, sa lourde griffe de bon ivrogne braillard (Courteline, Train 8 h 47, 1888, 1repart., 5, p. 55). Eux aussi ont un fonds commun, une marque de fabrique et c'est (...) cette manière stricte de dessiner, cette (...) alliance de la virtuosité aisée et du rendu photographique (Estaunié, Roman et Province, 1942, p. 210).








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            • +1, j'ai aussi parfois lu employé sceau mais je le trouve plus ampoulé.

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            In Quebecois/French Canadian there is one expression that is told a lot for that;



            ´C’est sa marque de commerce.´



            similar answer than jlliagre, just a bit different.



            A example use;
            Les buts tardifs, la marque de commerce du Canadien (https://www.journaldemontreal.com/les-buts-tardifs-la-marque-de-commerce-du-canadien)






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              In Quebecois/French Canadian there is one expression that is told a lot for that;



              ´C’est sa marque de commerce.´



              similar answer than jlliagre, just a bit different.



              A example use;
              Les buts tardifs, la marque de commerce du Canadien (https://www.journaldemontreal.com/les-buts-tardifs-la-marque-de-commerce-du-canadien)






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                In Quebecois/French Canadian there is one expression that is told a lot for that;



                ´C’est sa marque de commerce.´



                similar answer than jlliagre, just a bit different.



                A example use;
                Les buts tardifs, la marque de commerce du Canadien (https://www.journaldemontreal.com/les-buts-tardifs-la-marque-de-commerce-du-canadien)






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                In Quebecois/French Canadian there is one expression that is told a lot for that;



                ´C’est sa marque de commerce.´



                similar answer than jlliagre, just a bit different.



                A example use;
                Les buts tardifs, la marque de commerce du Canadien (https://www.journaldemontreal.com/les-buts-tardifs-la-marque-de-commerce-du-canadien)







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