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  1. 5 janv. 2008 · Hi all I'm interested in knowing how "rainbow" is said in your language and what exactly it means in your language. I've noticed that in some languages it is a bow that is attributed to rain and in other languages it is a bow that is attributed to some being (whether a god/goddess, evil...

  2. 11 nov. 2012 · Hello, According to Newton's studies, the tradition in France says that a rainbow is made of 7 colours : Fr. Violet, indigo, bleu, vert, jaune, orange, rouge (Eng. violet, indigo, blue, green, yellow, orange, red) Actually, the number of colours is infinite... My question : how many colours do...

  3. 22 août 2017 · The rainbow flag (a colorful flag) is used as a symbol of gay pride. To be "down with something" is to accept it as something valid.

  4. 1 déc. 2017 · There is a/the beautiful rainbow on the right side of the picture. Which article should I use - a or the? I think "the" should be used because there's only one rainbow in the picture. We would use "a" if there were more than one rainbows in the picture.

  5. 7 mars 2008 · It (rainbow) actually doesn’t quite look like either, unless one is thinking of the fully-drawn Assyrian bow which made a perfect, smooth semi-circle; very much like a rainbow.

  6. 31 mars 2013 · Option B is the only correct one because the "much fainter secondary rainbow" needs an article for the sentence to be correct. None of the other options has an article, so they are all incorrect.

  7. 12 mai 2014 · Two drifters off to see the world; There's such a lot of world to see. We're after the same rainbow's end, Waiting 'round the bend, Moon River, the song from the movie "Breakfast at Tiffany's" The part in bold means: This rainbow's end is waiting for us [where?] round the bend. Is this right...

  8. I think a 'rainbow kit' is an electronic tool kit (like race car pit crews might use). But you may want to wait until someone more knowledgeable about tires responds.

  9. 26 déc. 2021 · Does 'add a rainbow and a moon or two (to the three hundred dollars)' mean 'add something equally impossible to get as the three hundred dollars'?

  10. 22 oct. 2007 · Hello! Is the idiom "to chase rainbows" well used? How would it translate into French? I thought of "croire aux miracles" but nothing else comes to my mind.

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