backwater in French
backwater in French is patelin, trou perdu, abandonner — backwater means a place seen as remote, quiet, and untouched by modern trends or major events.
backwater in French
What does "backwater" mean?
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noun A place seen as remote, quiet, and untouched by modern trends or major events.
"The village had been a sleepy backwater for centuries before the new highway arrived."
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noun Still water held back or diverted by a dam, obstruction, or the current of a larger river.
"Herons often fish in the calm backwaters along the riverbank."
backwater in a sentence
- The village had been a sleepy backwater for centuries before the new highway arrived.
- Herons often fish in the calm backwaters along the riverbank.
Common French translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "backwater" in French?
"backwater" in French is patelin, trou perdu, abandonner. backwater means: A place seen as remote, quiet, and untouched by modern trends or major events.
How do you use "backwater" in a sentence?
Example: "The village had been a sleepy backwater for centuries before the new highway arrived." In French, "backwater" is patelin, trou perdu, abandonner.
Are there other ways to say "backwater" in French?
Yes — French has 5 translations listed for "backwater": patelin, trou perdu, abandonner, lâcher prise, vaciller.