Is this only for the literal action or can it be used figuratively as well? (such as someone who's in line for the throne.)
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Cécile
Kwiziq language super star
14/05/18
Hi Mme,
No you cannot use 'Faire la queue' figuratively for 'in line for the throne'.
In French you would say :
"L'héritier (heir) dans l'ordre de succession au trône britannique est Charles,le prince de Galles. L'héritier apparent est William, le duc de Cambridge, et l'héritier en ligne est le Prince George, son fils."
Hope this helps!
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Mme
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13 May 2018
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Is this only for the literal action or can it be used figuratively as well? (such as someone who's in line for the throne.)
This relates to:
Faire la queue = To queue [US: to be / stand in line] -