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chapeau is the French word for hats off. As an interjection, Chapeau ! is used to express admiration or to say ‘hats off’ to someone for an achievement.

In French, the English phrase cashew is translated as noix de cajou. The term refers to the cashew nut.

The English phrase ‘record’ (in the sense of a recording) is translated into French as enregistrement.

To delay (verb) in French is retard. The word retard is used to describe a delay that has already occurred.

The English phrase ‘vibes’ is translated into French as ondes.

The English phrase “prune juice” is translated into French as jus de pruneau. jus de pruneau refers to a beverage made from the juice of dried plums.

The English word peanut is translated into French as cacahuète. The term refers to the legume that resembles a nut.

The English phrase “hammer time” can be translated into French as l’heure du marteau. l’heure du marteau is used to express the concept of “hammer time”.

The English phrase “dogs” is translated into French as chiens.

The English phrase “my education” is translated into French as mon éducation.