How is the phrase rien ne presse translated from French to English

Se dit pour montrer qu'il n'y a aucune urgence.

Said to show there is no hurry.

phrase
English translation
no rush

Examples with “rien ne presse”

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  • Prends ton temps, rien ne presse. Take your time, no rush.

  • Prends ton temps, ça ne presse pas. Take your time, there is no rush.

  • Rien ne presse, la réunion commence à quatre heures. No rush, the meeting starts at four.

  • Ça ne presse pas du tout, finis donc ton café. There is no rush at all, so finish your coffee.

  • Peux-tu l'envoyer demain ? Rien ne presse. Can you send it tomorrow? No rush.

  • Il nous a dit tout de suite : ça ne presse pas. He told us straight away: no rush.

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FAQ about “rien ne presse”

How is “rien ne presse” translated from French?
“rien ne presse” translates into English as “no rush”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “rien ne presse” mean?
Meaning of “rien ne presse”: Se dit pour montrer qu'il n'y a aucune urgence. In English — “no rush”.
What part of speech is “rien ne presse”?
“rien ne presse” is a phrase.
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