Feel blue Love at first sight Stand someone up Feel great Put one's foot in it Faint Have a lot of work Annoy someone Give up guessing Sleep in Have the knack Cost an arm and a leg Be fed up Have a frog in one's throat Put in one's two cents Daydreaming Get goosebumps Beat around the bush Call a spade a spade Be completely wrong
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Mettre son grain de sel
Literally 'to put in one's grain of salt,' it describes someone giving their opinion without being asked. It often carries a slightly negative connotation of interference.
Examples in context
Il doit toujours mettre son grain de sel partout.
He always has to put his two cents in everywhere.
Je donne mon avis sans mettre mon grain de sel.
I give my opinion without interfering.
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