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Meanings of ça in English
Usage of ça in English
1
Such is the lot of every referee, so plus ça change there.
2
De plus ça change... Creativity in the context of scientific and technological change.
3
Est-ce insupportable, tout de même, qu'il existe des types comme ça?
4
It was a bubble, m'sieur, and it burst comme ça.
5
I named my chameleon "Cross-ci Cross-ça," in honour of Mr. Cross.
6
Comme c'est joli-et frais-et que ça sent bon!
7
Let's take stock: five and a half years after everything turned sour overnight, plus ça change .
8
They're only baby ones; comme ça, and she measured about two inches between her little pink palms.
9
It began, "C'est à Paris, qu' ça s'est passé."
10
Mais, monsieur, il s'agit précisément de ça!
11
Eleven years on, ordinary French people can be forgiven for a gloomy sense of plus ça change …
12
And now give me-comments'appelle ça?
13
Qu'es' ce que c'es' que ça?
14
Oui, oui, c'est ça, c'est magnifique!
15
The vagueness of the ça had a dreadful quality in it that made you see trees and mangled bodies.
16
How banal to say, "C'est chic, ça!"