French Slang
<pre class="ql-syntax" spellcheck="false">These are some French words that have literal meanings but I think also have slang meanings? Please help me and tell me what they mean, thank you:)

</pre><div>1) le bail. The dictionary says that it means 'lease' but that doesn't really make sense in the context that I've heard it. I think it can mean a long time? For example: "Ca fait un bail"? - 'It's been a while.' But there's another meaning, isn't there?</div><div>2) Le carr<span style="color: rgb(34, 34, 34);">é. This means 'square', right but it must also mean something else. I was watching a French interview the other day and the interviewer asked the group where they meant and they replied with le carré. What does it mean?</span></div>

<div>"cela fait fait un bail que l'on ne s'est pas vu ! </div><div>Yes, it means what you wrote. = cela fait longtemps </div><div>Ce n'est pas de l'argot mais c'est plus du langage parlé. </div><div><br></div><div>Le carré, je ne vois pas. Il faudrait l'exemple de la phrase. Un groupe peut jouer carré ce qui signifie qu'il joue avec un bon niveau technique. </div><div>"son organisation n'est pas très carrée" signifie qu'elle manque de rigueur. </div>