How is the phrase faire mouche sans détour translated from French to English

Toucher juste, directement et exactement.

To make a point directly and exactly right.

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English translation
Bluntly hit the target

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  • Sa question a fait mouche sans détour. Her question bluntly hit the target.

  • Pour une fois, la critique a fait mouche sans détour. For once the criticism bluntly hit the target.

  • Elle espérait que sa réponse ferait mouche sans détour. She hoped her reply would bluntly hit the target.

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How is “faire mouche sans détour” translated from French?
“faire mouche sans détour” translates into English as “Bluntly hit the target”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “faire mouche sans détour” mean?
Meaning of “faire mouche sans détour”: Toucher juste, directement et exactement. In English — “Bluntly hit the target”.
What part of speech is “faire mouche sans détour”?
“faire mouche sans détour” is a phrase.
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