No. 5,383 in French
barfly
A "barfly" in French refers to a person who spends a lot of time at bars, often drinking excessively.
In a sentence
Le mot 'barfly' est parfois utilisé pour décrire quelqu'un qui fréquente souvent les bars.
The word 'barfly' is sometimes used to describe someone who often frequents bars.
The term 'barfly' refers to a regular of a drinking establishment.
Elle était connue comme une barfly dans son quartier, toujours présente dans les bars locaux.
She was known as a barfly in her neighborhood, always present in the local bars.
Here, 'barfly' characterizes someone well-known in a local social scene for frequenting bars.
Un barfly peut étoffer une histoire avec des anecdotes colorées entendues au comptoir.
A barfly can enrich a story with colorful anecdotes heard at the countertop.
The word 'barfly' is used to imply someone who gathers or tells stories from their time spent at bars.
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