Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Avoir"

A: To have pins and needles in your legs

A: I believe a good translation is "I wish I felt like sharing."

A: hello,
first off it's French but,
both mean essentially the same and indicate the same result. The first indicating some one has a (elevated / high) temperature and the second specifically saying someone had a fever.

A: We actually use the expression in French as a borrowed phrase. We translate avoir to English but leave carte blanche in French.
Ex:
She has carte blanche to solve the problem in whatever way she chooses

Other expressions one could use to mean the same thing:

To have free rein
To have a free hand

A: to be hungry

A: to have back pain/to have a backache

• J’ai mal au dos. (My back hurts/ I have a backache.)

A: To find it difficult to do something

A: Schaue nach der Frage, um die Antwort zu sehen

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A: I feel like ...

A: ^ incorrect

La main de fatma est symbole orientale (notamment arabe) de protection du mauvais oeil. On retrouve ce symbole chez les musulmans, les juifs (je pense) et les berberes pre-islam.
"Fatma" ou "Fatima" est le nom de la fille du Prophet Muhammad (Fatima Zahra).