English idioms in other languages
Below you find a list of idioms in other languages. You can click to see only English-French idioms, English-German idioms, English-Spanish idioms, English-Dutch idioms or English-Italian idioms.
To have a change of heart in French
“To have a change of heart” in French means “avoir un changement de cœur”. However, in French one would rather say “changer son fusil d’épaule”, in English “to change one’s gun to the other shoulder”.
The straw that broke the camel’s back in French refers to a vase.
The straw that broke the camel’s back in French, and other French English idioms
To call a spade a spade in French means to call a cat.
To call a spade a spade in French/en français
A frog in the throat in French is less slimy.
To have a frog in the throat in French – en français
To leave no stone unturned in French stirs sky and earth.
To leave no stone unturned in French – en français
Goose pimples in French is nothing for chicken.
To have goose pimples en français- in French
To have a change of heart in French you need a weapon
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