Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
(to be) packed up [Everyone else has been packed up]
French translation:
tous les autres ont été conquis/persuadés/séduits/emballés
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English term
United Kingdom
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Native in: French (Variant: Standard-France) 
Works in: English to French, French to English, English to Lingala, and 7 more.
(to be) packed up
English to French
Art/Literary
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Expressions
The girl has high status.
Granny, this isn't fair.
Even after hearing my story,you've no sympathy for me.
Everyone else has been packed up...
Taken from a dialogue. This young man is trying to convince his grandma that his fiancee is the right one and she is not very understanding , so he says the above sentence.
Granny, this isn't fair.
Even after hearing my story,you've no sympathy for me.
Everyone else has been packed up...
Taken from a dialogue. This young man is trying to convince his grandma that his fiancee is the right one and she is not very understanding , so he says the above sentence.
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Dans le Standard Dictionary of the English language (Funk&Wagnalls),
encore un de mes vieux dicos, je trouve:
to pack: to arrange, select or manipulate to own one's advantage: i.e. to pack a jury.
Traduction: tous les autres ont été conquis/persuadés/séduits/emballés
encore un de mes vieux dicos, je trouve:
to pack: to arrange, select or manipulate to own one's advantage: i.e. to pack a jury.
Traduction: tous les autres ont été conquis/persuadés/séduits/emballés
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