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Midi à quatorze heures by Alphonse Karr

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Midi a quatorze heures" de Alphonse Karr. Maintenant tout est devenu clair!

Sorry that I can't help with a translation Tresley but I am eagerly awaiting a homegrown French response. My first impression is something like 'you've missed the boat' or 'you're barking up the wrong tree'? Good question, we'll have to wait for the natives.

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Thanks Azedex, I was thinking on the same lines! But it didn't fit the context in the programme. Apparently it means to over-complicate things. I'll use it in my business meetings now that I know.

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Don't you have an idiomatic for this one too? Bonjour KaRiNe, Non, je ne crois pas! Je ne peux pas en penser! Yo're making a mountain out of a mole hill! Thanks a lot marget. I will try to say that, once, during a meeting too. Je vous en remercie beaucoup d'avance, Zippy.

It means to create unnecessary difficulties. Lersec , Feb 1, Thank you so much.

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There is a similar expression in English "to make a mountain out of a mole hill", or as some say in England "to make a tempest in a teapot". You use it when you complicate a very simple thing in vain. Mac7 Member English - Australia.

I haven't heard an expression like it before. The direct translation would be 'to find midday at fourteen hours', but that doesn't make sense.

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By the way, welcome to the forum! Mac7 , Aug 17, To look for complications when there is none. FanduCanadien , Aug 17,