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è
/ ɪˈɛə /
noun
a call in solo whist and other card games declaring a hand that will win no tricks
a hand that will win no tricks
Word History and Origins
Origin of è1
Example Sentences
Mes pensées vont aux nombreux disparus et blessés, victimes de passeurs criminels qui exploitent leur détresse et leur è.
On “Calvaire,” Chicha sings, “T’es ma è, c’est le monde a l’envers, t’es mon enfer, ’vec tes commentaires,” which translates to “You’re my misery, my world inverted, you’re my hell with your observations.”
It is a universe of dilapidated stairwells, cramped apartments and barren concrete plazas, and all are in the è, as the French would say.
After every è ouverte we have a round of nap.
Morin: In French we say, “la misere est plus douce au soleil” — hardship is milder under the sun.
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