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big deal

/bɪɡ diːl/

Traduction: Expression familière utilisée pour souligner l'importance ou la signification de quelque chose, souvent employée de manière sarcastique pour indiquer le contraire.

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/bɪɡ diːl/B1informal
  • frExpression familière utilisée pour souligner l'importance ou la signification de quelque chose, souvent employée de manière sarcastique pour indiquer le contraire.

An informal expression used to emphasize that something is important or significant, often used sarcastically to indicate the opposite.

  1. Important matterA2informal

    Something considered very significant, important, or serious.

    frgrosse affaire

    • Winning the championship was a big deal for the team.
    • Getting a promotion is a big deal in her career.
    • Don't make a big deal out of a small mistake.
  2. Sarcastic dismissalB1slang

    Used sarcastically to indicate that something is not important or impressive.

    frEt alors ? / La belle affaire

    • So you got a new phone? Big deal.
    • He thinks he's special because he can run fast. Big deal.
    • You finished the book? Big deal, I finished it last week.