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Chasse et pêche

Chasse et Pêche

Expressions: 

• It's open/close season -> la chasse est ouverte/fermée 
• Come home with an empty bag -> rentrer bredouille 
• To get a good bag -> faire une bonne chasse 
• To share the game -> se partager la chasse (le gibier)

Expressions: 

• The fishing season is open -> la pêche est ouverte 
• Fishing prohibited -> pêche interdite 
• A good or fine catch -> une belle pêche 
• Did you catch anything? la pêche a été bonne? 
• Miraculous draught of fishes -> pêche miraculeuse

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