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Est-ce que l’expression « c’est une faveur » existe en français dans le sens de « To say the least »?
Est-ce que l’expression « c’est une faveur » existe en français dans le sens de « To say the least »?
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Non, pas dans ce sens-là.
Par contre, on peut dire "c'est un euphémisme !" ou "c'est le moins qu'on puisse dire"
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Non, pas dans ce sens-là.
Par contre, on peut dire "c'est un euphémisme !" ou "c'est le moins qu'on puisse dire"
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