Un Coup d’épée dans l’eau – French Idiom meaning
Un Coup d’épée dans l’eau means = A wasted effort The literal translation is “A sword blow into the water”
Un Coup d’épée dans l’eau means = A wasted effort The literal translation is “A sword blow into the water”
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