What does it mean to say, "faite à partir de bombes aerosol"?
faite à partir
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I think it means ready to go out and grafitti (spray cans of paint)....street art, tagging.
...more context would be needed.
"fait à partir" means made from and "bombes aerosol" means spray can.. I agree more context will help
To me, this looks like lyrics to a rap song and the artist is ready to get out the spray paint and go grafitti something because of an injustice, but we may have lost the poster of this thread. I may just have a vivid imagination but without context...this was my first idea.verlaine77 said:
As ever, context is everything. Original sentence is in french, isn't it ?
seems to me : made out of used spray cans.
"Bombe aérosol" is often for hair, killing mosquitoes or good smell, with paint in it, it is more likely to be named "Bombe de peinture".
"à partir de" is to describe the material you're starting with. If it was about mucking up a wall, it would be "avec".
The art of recycling. WWI troopers made lighters, lamps, heaters, knives ans so much things "à partir de", out of shrapnell or canisters.
seems to me : made out of used spray cans.
"Bombe aérosol" is often for hair, killing mosquitoes or good smell, with paint in it, it is more likely to be named "Bombe de peinture".
"à partir de" is to describe the material you're starting with. If it was about mucking up a wall, it would be "avec".
The art of recycling. WWI troopers made lighters, lamps, heaters, knives ans so much things "à partir de", out of shrapnell or canisters.
I guess we will never know for certain.
Je suis d'accord avec Gardefeu. Mais comme je disais, je cois que Jon in FL est parti. On ne saura jamais peut-être.
