Les Expressions Avec Faire Ecoute

faire rêver

• to make someone dream/ imagine

• to make a fire

• to make do with what you have

• to have weird dreams

faire semblant(e)

• to make someone dream/ imagine

• to pretend, to fake being/ doing something

• to make do with what you have

• to have weird dreams

faire savoir

• to make someone dream/ imagine

• to pretend, to fake being/ doing something

• to let someone know something (that is a fact, does not apply to people)

• to have weird dreams

faire connaissance

• to make someone dream/ imagine

• to pretend, to fake being/ doing something

• to let someone know something (that is a fact, does not apply to people)

• to meet someone/ make the acquaintance of someone

faire signe à (quelqu'un)

• to give an update/ news to someone

• to pretend, to fake being/ doing something

• to let someone know something (that is a fact, does not apply to people)

• to meet someone/ make the acquaintance of someone

faire un stage

• to give an update/ news to someone

• to pretend, to fake being/ doing something

• to do an internship/ job shadowing

• to meet someone/ make the acquaintance of someone

• to set up a tent

Il fait noir

• to go on a hike

• to pretend, to fake being/ doing something

• to do an internship/ job shadowing

• to be dark outside or inside something (a cave, a box, a house)

• to set up a tent

Je fais une randonnée aujoud'hui.

• I am going on a hike today.

• I am pretending today.

• I am doing an internship today.

• It is dark outside today.

• I do chores today.

Il fait semblant d’être malade.

• He is going on a hike today.

• He is pretending to be sick.

• He is doing an internship today.

• It is dark outside today.

• He does chores today.

Elle a fait tout son possible.

• She did everything she could. / She did her utmost.

• She is pretending to be sick.

• She did an internship today.

• It is dark outside today.

• She did chores yesterday.