How is the phrase assouvir une envie translated from French to English

Forme déformée de « scratch an itch » : satisfaire une envie tenace.

Garbled form of "scratch an itch": satisfy a strong urge.

phrase
English translation
itch to the scratch

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  • Acheter cette guitare a enfin assouvi une vieille envie. Buying that guitar finally scratched an itch.

  • Ce voyage devrait assouvir une envie que j'ai depuis des années. This trip should scratch an itch I've had for years.

  • Est-ce que la pâtisserie assouvit vraiment une envie chez toi ? Does baking really scratch an itch for you?

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How is “assouvir une envie” translated from French?
“assouvir une envie” translates into English as “itch to the scratch”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “assouvir une envie” mean?
Meaning of “assouvir une envie”: Forme déformée de « scratch an itch » : satisfaire une envie tenace. In English — “itch to the scratch”.
What part of speech is “assouvir une envie”?
“assouvir une envie” is a phrase.
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