For instance: "Quel enfant terrible !"
If your question was: Can I use "enfant terrible" in a sentence? The answer is yes.
The enfant terrible of the fashion industry shocked spectators with his provocative and daring designs.
Quand j'etais jeune, mes parents m'appellaient "l'enfant terrible".
Un enfant terrible is a troublesome child. Being an 'enfant terrible' is being someone special by his breakneck or foolish behaviour: Michael Jackson was the 'enfant terrible' of the soul music.
The cast of Un enfant terrible - 1912 includes: Mistinguett
Like you, is a terrible childex. "Cette fille, comme vous, etes un enfant terrible" means "This girl, like you, is a terrible child"
General Dominique Vandamme,
Serge Gainsbourg était l'enfant terrible de la chanson françaiseX est l'enfant terrible de la professionnote that l'enfant terrible is a somewhat literary and / or snobbish expression.Quand j'etais jeune, mes parents m'appellaient "l'enfant terrible".
Paul Cadmus Enfant Terrible at 80 - 1984 was released on: USA: October 1984 (Chicago International Film Festival)
Enfant Terrible by Sonny J
you really are a bad boy
It is an adaptation of the French phrase Enfant terrible- lit, Terrible child- or problem child. It is also a song by Roger Miller , of King of the Road fame.
"Child" is an English equivalent of the French word enfant. It serves as a masculine singular noun in a phrase or sentence. The pronunciation will be "aw-faw" in French.
Literally, "un mauvais garçon." In a figurative sense, as in "the bad boy of American theater," the French equivalent is "enfant terrible."
Monang Carvajal goes by Patrocinio Carvajal, and Patring.