How is the phrase le cœur se serre translated from French to English
Se sentir soudainement déçu, triste ou effrayé.
To suddenly feel disappointed, sad, or afraid.
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Se sentir soudainement déçu, triste ou effrayé.
To suddenly feel disappointed, sad, or afraid.
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Quand j'ai vu la mauvaise nouvelle, mon cœur s'est serré. — When I saw the bad news, my heart sank.
Ton cœur se serre-t-il quand elle parle ? — Do you feel your heart sink when she speaks?
Appelle-moi si ton cœur se serre à nouveau. — Please call me if your heart sinks again.
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