How is the phrase j'ai touché le fond translated from French to English

Se dit du moment où l'on atteint le point le plus bas de sa vie.

Said about reaching the lowest point in your life.

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English translation
I hit the bottom

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  • J'ai touché le fond avant de demander de l'aide. I hit the bottom before I asked for help.

  • Cette année-là, j'ai touché le fond, et tout paraissait gris. That year I hit the bottom, and everything felt grey.

  • Quand j'ai touché le fond, mon frère est resté près de moi. When I hit the bottom, my brother stayed near.

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How is “j'ai touché le fond” translated from French?
“j'ai touché le fond” translates into English as “I hit the bottom”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “j'ai touché le fond” mean?
Meaning of “j'ai touché le fond”: Se dit du moment où l'on atteint le point le plus bas de sa vie. In English — “I hit the bottom”.
What part of speech is “j'ai touché le fond”?
“j'ai touché le fond” is a phrase.
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