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c'est la vie

Oh well. This French phrase, meaning "that's life," indicates resignation and acceptance of something that one dislikes but cannot change. I know you're annoyed to have gotten another parking ticket, but c'est la vie. I had hoped to get home early enough to cook dinner, but that didn't happen, so we ordered pizza instead—c'est la vie.

expressio unius est exclusio alterius

From Latin, literally "the expression of one is the exclusion of another," a legal rule of construction holding that any words not contained in a particular list must be considered to have been excluded from the list on purpose. The company argued in court that, under the expressio unius est exclusio alterius rule, the fact that the contract made express provisions for the types of damage for which the customer could make a claim, then anything outside of those provisions was inherently excepted.

in the strict(est) sense

Following the narrowest and most precise interpretation (of something). While not correct in the strictest sense, the word has been widely accepted among most English speakers. I wouldn't call her a socialist in the strict sense, but some of her beliefs definitely lean that way.

n'est-ce pas

cliché From French, literally, "Is it not?," used in English as a tag question to emphasize the veracity of one's previous statement. Of course, when doing such important work as ours, it's critical that we be given ample time off in order to recuperate, n'est-ce pas? It's tough these days, n'est-ce pas, old friend?

non est factum

From Latin, literally, "it is not one's deed," a defense in contract law that seeks to allow the signing party to avoid performing the agreement within the contract because it was substantially misrepresented to the defendant or misrepresentative of their intent. Mr. Daniels, you cannot invoke a non est factum plea simply because you failed to read all relevant documents pertaining to your loan agreement with the bank. It was subsequently discovered that the primary signatory had been unduly coerced to sign the financial guarantee, and in normal circumstances would have no business being involved in such an agreement. This is why we're pursuing a non est factum defense.

plus ça change (plus c'est la même chose)

From French, meaning "the more things change, the more they remain the same." In English, the phrase is used in reference to problems or bad situations that remain the same, even when people or things involved in them are different. We move into a fancy new office, and still the servers crash all the time. Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose. Plus ça change, eh? Even with the so-called champion of the working man in office, it's still the wealthy elite getting all the tax breaks.

scientia potentia est

A Latin phrase meaning "knowledge is power." Renaissance scholar Sir Francis Bacon is usually credited with popularizing the phrase. A successful life starts with a good education—after all, scientia potentia est.

verbum sapienti (sat est)

dated From Latin, literally, "a word to the wise (is sufficient)," meaning a wise or prudent person does not or should not require any further explanation. Typically used to emphasize the advice implied by one's statement. Sir, verbum sapienti. Your efforts in the senate would be better served were you to focus on issues directly pertaining to your field of expertise. Repeating the same weak, debunked arguments won't make them true, you know. Verbum sapienti sat est.

verbum sat sapienti (est)

dated From Latin, literally, "a word to the wise is sufficient," meaning a wise or prudent person does not or should not require any further explanation. Typically used to emphasize the advice implied by one's statement. Sir, verbum sat sapienti. Your efforts in the senate would be better served were you to focus on issues directly pertaining to your field of expertise. Repeating the same weak, debunked arguments won't make them true, you know. Verbum sat sapienti est.

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释义	EST c'est la vie Oh well. This French phrase, meaning "that's life," indicates resignation and acceptance of something that one dislikes but cannot change. I know you're annoyed to have gotten another parking ticket, but c'est la vie. I had hoped to get home early enough to cook dinner, but that didn't happen, so we ordered pizza instead—c'est la vie. See also: la, vie expressio unius est exclusio alterius From Latin, literally "the expression of one is the exclusion of another," a legal rule of construction holding that any words not contained in a particular list must be considered to have been excluded from the list on purpose. The company argued in court that, under the expressio unius est exclusio alterius rule, the fact that the contract made express provisions for the types of damage for which the customer could make a claim, then anything outside of those provisions was inherently excepted. See also: EST in the strict(est) sense Following the narrowest and most precise interpretation (of something). While not correct in the strictest sense, the word has been widely accepted among most English speakers. I wouldn't call her a socialist in the strict sense, but some of her beliefs definitely lean that way. See also: sense n'est-ce pas cliché From French, literally, "Is it not?," used in English as a tag question to emphasize the veracity of one's previous statement. Of course, when doing such important work as ours, it's critical that we be given ample time off in order to recuperate, n'est-ce pas? It's tough these days, n'est-ce pas, old friend? See also: pas non est factum From Latin, literally, "it is not one's deed," a defense in contract law that seeks to allow the signing party to avoid performing the agreement within the contract because it was substantially misrepresented to the defendant or misrepresentative of their intent. Mr. Daniels, you cannot invoke a non est factum plea simply because you failed to read all relevant documents pertaining to your loan agreement with the bank. It was subsequently discovered that the primary signatory had been unduly coerced to sign the financial guarantee, and in normal circumstances would have no business being involved in such an agreement. This is why we're pursuing a non est factum defense. See also: EST, non plus ça change (plus c'est la même chose) From French, meaning "the more things change, the more they remain the same." In English, the phrase is used in reference to problems or bad situations that remain the same, even when people or things involved in them are different. We move into a fancy new office, and still the servers crash all the time. Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose. Plus ça change, eh? Even with the so-called champion of the working man in office, it's still the wealthy elite getting all the tax breaks. See also: ca, change, la, meme, plus scientia potentia est A Latin phrase meaning "knowledge is power." Renaissance scholar Sir Francis Bacon is usually credited with popularizing the phrase. A successful life starts with a good education—after all, scientia potentia est. See also: EST, potentia verbum sapienti (sat est) dated From Latin, literally, "a word to the wise (is sufficient)," meaning a wise or prudent person does not or should not require any further explanation. Typically used to emphasize the advice implied by one's statement. Sir, verbum sapienti. Your efforts in the senate would be better served were you to focus on issues directly pertaining to your field of expertise. Repeating the same weak, debunked arguments won't make them true, you know. Verbum sapienti sat est. See also: sapienti, verbum verbum sat sapienti (est) dated From Latin, literally, "a word to the wise is sufficient," meaning a wise or prudent person does not or should not require any further explanation. Typically used to emphasize the advice implied by one's statement. Sir, verbum sat sapienti. Your efforts in the senate would be better served were you to focus on issues directly pertaining to your field of expertise. Repeating the same weak, debunked arguments won't make them true, you know. Verbum sat sapienti est. See also: sapienti, sat, verbum Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: c'est la vie vie be twiddling (one's) thumbs be twiddling your thumbs bête bête noire noire your, his, etc. bête noire (as) sure as eggs (is eggs) get thee behind me References in periodicals archive On y a recours lorsque le traitement medical est insuffisant ou impossible a arreter. La face cachee du Reflux Cae1/4aoest une guUu[c]rison Uu 100% lorsque le traitement est efficace et quand sa durUu[c]e est suffisante. Le directeur general de l'Institut Pasteur:[beaucoup moins que]Les premiers cas de cholera ont ete mal diagnostiques[beaucoup plus grand que] Table 1 Level of ESTs' competence with regard to SMK Subject Matter Knowledge Competence: An Empirical Evidence of Elementary School Teachers La Phenomenologie est une oeuvre qui reflete le drame de l'esprit qui a chaque fois arrive a une synthese plus large--d'une region plus grande du reel--sans arriver veritablement a l'absolu. LA CONDITION D'OUVERTURE ET L'ETAT D'ELANCEMENT VERS: METAPHYSIQUE DE LA VIE CHEZ HEGEL * After the briefing, Soldiers should visually inspect the EST 2000 for damaged and/or loose parts. Safe training with EST 2000 Vintage toys will include an extremely rare 1930 American National Packard toy car (est. $7,500-$10,000); a mechanically intriguing and all-original Buddy L trench digger (est. Showtime Auction Services major event slated for April 1-3 On a souvent en campagne electorale le programme qu'un parti politique voudrait mettre en place s'il est elu. Sorry, I Don't Speak French Several circuits have reviewed decisions from the Tax Court with similar facts and concluded that the court did not dearly err in finding a retained right of control; see Est. of Albert Strangi, 417 F3d 68 (5th Cir. Full value of FLP included in estate La planification de l'AIPT est coordonnee avec d'autres initiatives internationales relatives a la terre de 2007 a 2009, soit : specifiquement l'Annee Polaire Internationale (API), l'Annee Geophysique electronique Internationale (AGeI) et l'Annee Heliophysique Internationale (AHI). 2008: the International Year of Planet Earth/2008: L'Annee Internationale De la Planete Terre EST Est Est, at the Albert Dock, has undergone a complete transformation, including a new bar. SOCIAL DIARY: A week in the nightlife of the North West Energy Saving Trust (EST) recently announced the results of a new national poll, which reveal that the average car commuter travels 19 miles per day, emitting on average six kilograms of carbon dioxide (CO2). New U.K. Poll Reveals Average Amount of Emissions Per Car Le probleme le plus inquietant est le manque d'acces pour ceux qui vivent et travaillent dans les pays en developpement aux resultats de la recherche medicale provenant des memes pays en developpement et publies dans des revues internationales. Environment and health: capacity building for the future/ Environnement et sante: augmenter le potentiel pour le futur
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