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Your body temperature is very normal . Ses yeux sont brillants et pénétrants. Her eyes are bright and penetrating . Voici le souhait que nous ayons une coopération agréable ! I wish us a happy cooperation ! La température extérieure est très élevée. The outside temperature is very high . Elle a accepté de coopérer avec l'autre partie. She agreed to cooperate with the other party . Cette montre est très précise. This watch is very accurate . Les scientifiques se sont concentrés sur leurs expériences. The scientists concentrate on their experiments . Ils élaborent un nouveau plan/stratégie. They are devising a new plan/strategy . Ils ont organisé un banquet en mon honneur. They held a banquet to celebrate in my honor . Son jugement est très précis. His judgment was very accurate . Notre famille ne sera jamais séparée. Our family will never be separated . Le gouvernement commence les opérations pour combattre la catastrophe. The government is starting operations to combat the disaster . Je vais au bureau de l'immigration pour demander un visa. I go to the immigration office to apply for the visa . L'environnement de la Terre se détériore continuellement. The Earth's environment is continually deteriorating . Elle gratte le petit chien. She is scratching the little dog . Quel est le taux de change entre le dollar américain et le RMB aujourd'hui ? What is the exchange rate between US dollar and RMB today ? Que célèbrent-ils ? What are they celebrating ? Les deux parties s'efforcent de coopérer. Both sides are striving to cooperate . Il y a eu une prolifération nucléaire. There has been nuclear proliferation . Le bureau a été séparé en plusieurs petits espaces. The office has been separated into several small spaces . Il utilise l'ordinateur. He is operating the computer . Ces livres sont plutôt lourds. These books are rather heavy . Nous sommes de la même génération de la famille. We are in the same generation of the family . Tout le monde a adressé ses sincères félicitations aux mariés. Everyone gave their sincere congratulations to the bride and groom . Un troupeau d'éléphants va migrer vers un endroit où il y a de l'eau. A herd of elephants will migrate to a place with water . Je presse le dentifrice pour me préparer à me brosser les dents. I am squeezing toothpaste in preparation to brush my teeth . Les boissons alcoolisées doivent être consommées avec modération. Alcoholic beverages should be consumed in moderation . Le lieu de célébration du mariage est préparé. The place of celebration for the wedding is prepared . Ma mère et moi décorons l'arbre de Noël. My mother and I are decorating the Christmas tree . Ils sont la partie B de ce projet de coopération. They are Party B in this cooperative project . La manifestation a été massive. The demonstration was massive . Elle se sent frustrée. She feels frustrated . Félicitations pour ton diplôme ! Congratulations on your graduation ! La vapeur s'évapore constamment. The steam is constantly evaporating . Elle a l'esprit étroit et ne peut pas tolérer les autres personnes. She is narrow-minded and can not tolerate other people . Le barrage peut être utilisé pour produire de l'électricité. The dam can be used to generate electricity . La température va baisser demain, alors préparez-vous à affronter le froid. The temperature will drop tomorrow , so please be prepared for the cold . Il est très dégénéré. He is very degenerate . En hiver, les oies sauvages migrent vers le sud. In winter , wild geese migrate to the south . Elle se gratte une démangeaison. She is scratching an itch . Les membres de l'équipe délibèrent sur l'affaire. The team members are deliberating the case . J'espère que les deux parties coopéreront sincèrement. I hope both sides will cooperate sincerely . Il se sent très frustré. He feels very frustrated . Congratulations on being accepted to the school you've always wanted to go to . Félicitations pour avoir été accepté dans l'école où tu as toujours voulu aller. I congratulated her on her success in the examination . Je l'ai félicitée pour sa réussite à l'examen. I would rather walk than go by taxi . Je préfère marcher qu'aller en taxi. I'm very grateful for your help . Je vous suis très reconnaissant de votre aide. I would rather stay here . Je préfère rester ici. His family is rather badly off . Sa famille est plutôt mal lotie. I'm rather proud of it . J'en suis plutôt fier. Which would you rather have , tea or coffee ? Que préférez-vous, thé ou café ? I would rather you stayed at home . Je préférerais que tu restes à la maison. The watch keeps accurate time . La montre garde l'heure précise. It was rather easy for them . C'était plutôt facile pour eux. She consecrated her life to the work . Elle a consacré sa vie au travail. They are going to emigrate to america . Ils vont émigrer en Amérique. I am grateful to you for your help . Je vous suis reconnaissant pour votre aide. I am more than grateful to you for your help . Je vous suis plus que reconnaissant pour votre aide. I'm computer-literate . Je maîtrise l'informatique. I would rather stay at home than go out today . Je préfère rester à la maison que de sortir aujourd'hui. I have taken everything into consideration . J'ai tout pris en considération. I would rather divorce him . Je préférerais divorcer. Those men are of a generation . Ces hommes sont d'une génération. In hot weather , water evaporates quickly . Par temps chaud, l'eau s'évapore rapidement. He is rather an active person . C'est plutôt une personne active. I found it easy to operate the computer . J'ai trouvé qu'il était facile d'utiliser l'ordinateur. I have rather a busy afternoon in front of me . J'ai un après-midi plutôt chargé devant moi. My friends celebrated my birthday . Mes amis ont fêté mon anniversaire. The doctor decided to operate at once . Le médecin a décidé d'opérer immédiatement. At any rate , you had better go there . Quoi qu'il en soit, vous feriez mieux d'y aller. The news gratified us . La nouvelle nous a plu. I would like to illustrate children's books for a living . Je voudrais illustrer des livres pour enfants pour gagner ma vie. I feel like going out rather than staying at home today . J'ai envie de sortir plutôt que de rester à la maison aujourd'hui. You've lost the ability to concentrate . Vous avez perdu la capacité de vous concentrer. Taking everything into consideration , he bought the car . Prenant tout en considération, il a acheté la voiture. The operation is quite free from danger . L'opération est tout à fait exempte de danger. She is considerate of others . Elle est attentionnée envers les autres. I concentrated on what he was saying . Je me suis concentré sur ce qu'il disait. The plan was put into operation . Le plan a été mis en œuvre. She is being rather difficult . Elle est plutôt difficile. She concentrated on one thing . Elle s'est concentrée sur une chose. I would rather go to the mountains than to the beach . Je préfère aller à la montagne qu'à la plage. We moved here separately three years ago . Nous avons déménagé ici séparément il y a trois ans. He operated the new machine . Il a fait fonctionner la nouvelle machine. I'd rather go swimming . Je préfère aller nager. I should be grateful if you would stay until tomorrow . Je vous serais reconnaissant de rester jusqu'à demain . To tell the truth , he was rather a shy boy . A vrai dire, c'était un garçon plutôt timide. I would rather stay at home . Je préfère rester à la maison. No one can operate this machine . Personne ne peut faire fonctionner cette machine. I congratulate you on your success . Je vous félicite pour votre réussite. He is rather hard to please . Il est plutôt difficile à satisfaire. I would rather stay here than go there . Je préfère rester ici que d'y aller. He was grateful for your help . Il était reconnaissant de votre aide. We will take part in the marathon . Nous participerons au marathon. We are very grateful to those people . Nous sommes très reconnaissants envers ces personnes. I would rather walk than wait for a bus . Je préfère marcher que d'attendre un bus. He was rather shorter with me . Il était plutôt plus court avec moi. I feel grateful to hear that she has got well . Je suis reconnaissant d'apprendre qu'elle va bien. I would rather stay at home than go out . Je préfère rester à la maison que de sortir. I am interested in american literature . Je m'intéresse à la littérature américaine. I would rather go out than stay at home . Je préfère sortir que rester à la maison. The teacher will illustrate how to do it . L'enseignant illustrera comment le faire. We congratulated him on his success . Nous l'avons félicité pour son succès. How do you operate this machine ? Comment faites-vous fonctionner cette machine ? He is as poor as a rat . Il est aussi pauvre qu'un rat. You should concentrate on the road when you're driving . Vous devez vous concentrer sur la route lorsque vous conduisez.
