envoyer chier
What does “envoyer chier” mean in English?
It means to tell someone rudely to go away. The literal translation is 'send to shit,' which captures the dismissive tone.
Literally “send to shit”
This is akin to telling someone to 'fuck off' in English. It's used in a hostile context, often aimed directly at someone, and carries a moderate level of rudeness.
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Related French words
avoir de la merde dans les yeux
3/5 · VulgarIt means to fail to see something obvious or to judge a situation poorly. The literal translation refers to having shit in your eyes, which emphasizes a lack of clarity or awareness.
avoir du cul
3/5 · VulgarIt means to be very lucky or to have good fortune. Literally, it translates to 'have arse.'
avoir la tête dans le cul
3/5 · VulgarIt means to feel groggy, exhausted, or hungover. The literal translation is 'have one's head in one's arse.'
chacun sa merde
3/5 · VulgarEveryone should deal with their own problems. It's a way of saying you’re not interested in someone else's issues.
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