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avoir de quoi voir venir – Mot du jour
to relax about the future – French expression
What does ” avoir de quoi voir venir ” mean? How do you say ‘ to relax about the future’ in French? How is it pronounced? How is it used in a French sentence? Listen to Anne, a French native say it at FrenchHour.com.
avoir de quoi voir venir – to have of what to see to come – The everyday French translation of avoir de quoi voir venir often has to do with money. It means ‘to feel confortable, to feel at ease, to relax about the future’.
* « Avec tout l’argent qui leur est tombé entre les mains, ils ont de quoi voir venir. »* “With all the money that fell into their hands, they can relax about the future.”
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