French

The English phrase ablaze can be translated into French as en flammes. en flammes is used as an adjective to describe something that is on fire.

The English phrase “big head” can be translated into French as grosse tête.

To throw out in French is jeter. The verb jeter is the standard way to express the action of discarding something.

In French, “the day and date” is expressed as le jour et la date. This phrase refers to the specific day of the week and the calendar date.

The French word for “eggs” is œufs. The word refers to the oval objects produced by female birds, typically chickens, used as food.

The English word lifeguard can be translated into French using maître-nageur.

The English word ‘central’ is translated into French as central. The adjective central describes something that is located in the centre.

To say “I like to cook” in French, use j’aime cuisiner. This phrase is used to express that you enjoy the activity of preparing food.

The phrase Bugatti in French refers to bugatti.

In French, the phrase for traffic jam is embouteillage. The term refers to a situation where road traffic is stationary or moving very slowly.