le train-train - Mot du Jour
le train-train - French expression
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What does the French expression ‘ le train-train ’ mean? How is it used in a sentence? Listen to Anne’s audio.
le train-train or le train-train quotidien - the train-train or the daily train-train - has nothing to do with a train. It describes an uneventful daily routine, the daily grind. I’d translate it by ‘same ol’ same ol” or ‘as usual’.
- « Alors, quoi d’neuf ? Bof, pas grand-chose, le train-train. »
- “So, what’s up? Well, not much, same ol’ same ol’.”
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