How is the phrase rattraper le temps perdu translated from French to English

Faire vite ce que l'on n'a pas pu faire plus tôt.

To do quickly what you could not do earlier.

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English translation
make up for lost time

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  • Après sa maladie, il a travaillé dur pour rattraper le temps perdu. After the illness he worked hard to make up for lost time.

  • Rattrapons le temps perdu et cuisinons ensemble. Let's make up for lost time and cook together.

  • Tu essaies de rattraper le temps perdu ? Are you trying to make up for lost time?

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How is “rattraper le temps perdu” translated from French?
“rattraper le temps perdu” translates into English as “make up for lost time”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “rattraper le temps perdu” mean?
Meaning of “rattraper le temps perdu”: Faire vite ce que l'on n'a pas pu faire plus tôt. In English — “make up for lost time”.
What part of speech is “rattraper le temps perdu”?
“rattraper le temps perdu” is a phrase.
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