C'est la guerre

Usually said with a shrug of the shoulders, upturned palms, and a slight shake of the head "C'est la guerre" is a nicely ironic phrase used as an excuse for anything which goes wrong, often due to incompetence (sometimes one's own) or cirmumstances beyond ones control. A less elegant phrase would be "Hey, what can you do?"

Q "Tsk. Why do these trains never run on time?"
A "C'est la guerre"

by Mitche1 September 25, 2005

c'est-pas-une-eglise-icitte

Translation: It's not a church here.

Meaning: You can do whatever you like in this place, there are no special rules.

Go to France for an example

by pro-nun-see-A-shun July 7, 2003

c’est la vie

Luck, fate, life and the world is against you, so deal with it.

English translation: Bugger

such is life, if you want to be bloody awkward about it

c’est la vie, matey, you're screwed

by nexusdog July 13, 2006

c'est la vie

its how it is on this bitch of an earth

"man i failed my math test"
"c'est la vie"

by cryptidkid January 16, 2019

Friend-cestuous

The act of dating the ex of a close friend or family member.

You're dating your brother's ex? That's so friend-cestuous.

by The Wicked Chica October 21, 2010

C'est la guerre

The antoym of C'est la vie, this implies that the chase will not be given up. Literally translated to "It's the war", although better translation provieds "This is war".

See my definition of C'est la vie

by Kung-Fu Jesus May 9, 2004

ça c'est le pire

A French phrase used as an interjection which literally translates to "that's the worst" (pronounced 'Sah Say luh PEER'). Can be used to express regret or disappointment, or to show anger.

Boy - Wow, my neighbor stole all my dog's puppies and put them in a sack and beat them against the wall until they were all dead.

Boy #2 - Wow, ça c'est le pire.

by Spina May 22, 2005