Translation of "se prendre à contre-pied" to English

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Dictionary translations for "se prendre à contre-pied"

se prendre à contre-pied verb

wrong-foot

Contexts with "se prendre à contre-pied"

C'est bien parfois de ne pas se prendre la tête. It's okay to take it easy sometimes.

Il est devenu sobre, a pris un boulot et commencé lentement à faire prendre à sa vie un meilleur tour. He sobered up, got a job, and slowly started to turn his life around.

Ce n'est pas la peine de se prendre la tête avec ça. This isn't worth getting worked up over.

Ne t'embête pas à venir me prendre à l'hôtel. Don't bother to pick me up at the hotel.

Il faut prendre à César tout ce qui ne lui appartient pas. We must take from Cesar what does not belong to him.

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