pitbull
The English phrase pitbull is translated into French as pitbull.
The term pitbull refers to the pitbull (phrase).
Did you know?
- Owners of a pitbull in France must obtain a permit from their mayor and follow a strict 'permis de détention' process to legally keep the dog.
- The word pitbull is an anglicism that has been directly adopted into the French lexicon without any translation of its component parts.
- In France, pitbull is categorized as a 'chien category 1', which means they are legally considered 'chiens de combat' or fighting dogs regardless of their individual temperament.
Examples in context
- C'est un pitbull très calme.It is a very calm pitbull.
- Le pitbull est un chien fort.The pitbull is a strong dog.
- Elle a un pitbull dans son jardin.She has a pitbull in her garden.
Example conversation
Chloé and Lucas are walking in a park and see a dog.
- ChloéRegarde ce beau pitbull là-bas !Look at that beautiful pitbull over there!
- LucasOui, il a l'air très gentil.Yes, he looks very kind.
- ChloéEst-ce que c'est ton pitbull ?Is that your pitbull?
- LucasNon, il appartient à mon voisin.No, he belongs to my neighbor.
Sources
- Word origins: Wiktionary entries pitbull, CC BY-SA 4.0.
