autre part

elsewhere; another portion

→ autre

phrase Uncommon #24,221

elsewhere; another portion As an adverb, it means “elsewhere.” With une, it can mean “another portion” or “another piece.”

FR: Elle habite autre part.

EN: She lives somewhere else.

Can I have another slice of cake?

Would you like another slice of pie?

Elsewhere.

The little boy reaches out to take another slice of cake.

Would you like another slice of pie?

I should have done that somewhere else.

Go find some entertainment somewhere else, I didn't invite you.

— L'Orphelinat (2007)

Do you want another slice of pie?

I want another slice of pie.

Everyone is somewhere else.

Let's go somewhere else.

You need to sit somewhere else.

Well, I'm not going anywhere else.

— Guerre et Paix (1968)

He decided to look for information elsewhere.

He's somewhere else.

— La Cité des hommes (2007)

Do you want to go somewhere else?

Can you do that somewhere else?

Who wants another slice of cake?

Can I have another slice of cake?