Also means
trivial matter
Usage Note
Broutille (often in the plural broutilles) describes something trivial or negligible — a small detail not worth worrying about. It carries a slightly dismissive tone: ce ne sont que des broutilles (these are just minor things). The word is informal and more common in spoken French.
Examples
"Ne te dispute pas pour des broutilles."
Natural Translation
Don't argue over trifles.
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