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# {{lb|fr|Belgium|informal}} to [[figure out|figure it out]] oneself, to [[manage]], to [[handle]] things [[by oneself]]
# {{lb|fr|Belgium|Rwanda|Congo|informal}} to [[figure out|figure it out]] oneself, to [[manage]], to [[handle]] things [[by oneself]]
#: {{syn|fr|se débrouiller|se démerder}}
#: {{syn|fr|se débrouiller|se démerder}}



Revision as of 01:46, 24 May 2024

French

Etymology

Calque of Dutch zijn plan trekken.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ti.ʁe sɔ̃ plɑ̃/
  • France (Lyon):(file)
  • France (Lyon):(file)

Verb

tirer son plan

  1. (Belgium, Rwanda, Congo, informal) to figure it out oneself, to manage, to handle things by oneself
    Synonyms: se débrouiller, se démerder

Usage notes