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to back off = reculer Back off ! = reculez ! , or very rudely, degage !
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What does decolle mean in french?
It means off.
How do you say off with their heads in French?
D'avec leurs têtes.
A french term that means hands off approach?
Laizze-Faire
What is the French word for intimidate?
to intimidate is spelled 'intimider' in French
What does amicalement means in french?
In a friendly manner - this word can be used to sign off a letter (informally)
How do you say back off in french?
reculer, faire machine arrière
How do you say back off please in french?
reculez, s'il vous plaît.
Do hydras have muscle tissue?
Unfortunatly, i don't think there are any official studies on hydras. i wouldn't know. all i know is that if you cut their heads off, they only come back doubled.
Do lungs grow back if a piece is cut off?
don't know, does it grow back.
How do you say 'he is married so back off' in French?
Translation: Il est mari'e, ensuite reculez.
What does it mean to 'back off' of something?
To 'back off' means to stop doing something. Sometimes it can be used if you are being to pushy, or if you are arguing and in somebody's face they might say to 'back off'. For example, "Jenny has been aggressive lately, she should know when to back off."
What are the Differences between back off and back up?
back off: they want you to get away, in any direction. back up: they want you to go in reverse, but may still want your presence
What is the song off of crusher skullcandy headphones commercial?
Wale - Back 2 Ballin' ft. French Montana
If any one hates me Caitlin beadles because of Justin well you can stop because were over forever and i am permanently over him?
she recently is not his girl cuz i am and know how i know cuz hes mine so back off
How do you say stand down in French as in to lay down arms or back off?
rendez - vous, déposez vos armes
Do the tail of cows grow back after being cut off?
yes :)
How do you say jumped off in french?
sauté is how you say "jumped off" in French.
