Definition: Fichier is a term that originated from French and translates to "file" in English. It's often used as a metaphorical term for something important or valuable being lost.
One amusing example sentence using 'fichier' might be: "So, what do you think of the new law on copyright? Isn't it just like those old-school school books we had back when we were little?" This provokes an unexpected but hilarious reaction from her colleagues. They all laugh and agree that the new law is just a big joke in disguise, trying to save their beloved books from falling into the hands of "unbelievable" individuals. Fichier can also be used as a humorous way to express feelings of excitement or happiness, like when you find a rare coin tucked away on your desk: "You know, I finally found that rare coin this morning. It's not exactly what we're used to seeing in our collection but it's definitely something new and exciting!"
