8 thoughts on “ A Contretemps ”

1. con·tre·temps 1. An unforeseen event that disrupts the normal course of things; an inopportune occurrence. 2. An argument or dispute: "another France-versus-England contretemps" (Rob Hughes).

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2. A contretemps is a badly-timed event or an embarrassing situation. Did you see the outfielders run into each other and the shortstop slip and fall in the mud? Don't laugh — we all have our contretemps.

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3. "A contretemps" is a work on sensations of childhood, on the impressions lasting in memories, in this slight lag of time in our daily lives. Simplicity is a difficult balance to achieve. Patrick Taberna manages in his photographs to share this happiness with a look that is both simple and unique.

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4. A Contretemps. likes · 3 talking about this · 3 were here. Ecole de danse en plein centre de Clermont-Ferrand où petits et grands aiment se retrouver pour apprendre à danser!!!Followers:

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5. Sep 10,  · Le 7 décembre à la chapelle des Carmélites à Toulouse Programme "Espaces acoustiques" Direction Guy Zanesi.

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6. Contretemps definition, an inopportune occurrence; an embarrassing mischance: He caused a minor contretemps by knocking over his drink. See more. ermorsiromezcme.ehpaustucvifegacouncentroudmibackfork.infoinfo

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7. noun contretemps. 1 A minor dispute or disagreement. ‘she had occasional contretemps with her staff’. More example sentences. ‘Then you find yourself in the midst of a minor contretemps, and everyone gets more readers.’.

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8. Sérieusement, c'est un contretemps.: Seriously, though, this is a setback.: En , il y avait eu un curieux contretemps.: In , there was even a curious setback.: Ce genre de contretemps est tout à fait inacceptable.: That kind of delay is clearly unacceptable.: Toutefois, je crois comprendre qu'il y a eu un certain contretemps.: However, I understand that there was a contretemps.

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