a hum de calhaus
Traductions idiomatiques de « a hum de calhaus »
turc
Tozu dumana katmak
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Sens de « a hum de calhaus »
anglais
Literally, "to smoke pebbles," or "to make pebbles smoke." To go full speed; at top speed.
The idea behind the idiom is that one is going so fast that the pebbles beneath one's feet begin to smoke.
occitan
A tota velocitat.
« a hum de calhaus » dans des paroles
André Minvielle - Esperanza l'aranesa
A boca de nueit arrajan
Quan las vitas s’acabalhan
A hum de calhaus parpalhan.
André Minvielle - Esperanza the Aranesa
At the close of day they shine
When lives are tamed
Quick as lightning, they flutter away.1
- 1. ”a hum de calhaus” literally means “at the smoke of pebbles” with the idea that something is leaving so quickly that the stones under their feet start to smoke.