Usage examples of "opening speech" in English with translation to French

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In opening the door, I broke the lock. En ouvrant la porte, j'ai cassé la serrure.
Her speech was excellent. Son discours était excellent.
Excuse me for interrupting you, but would you mind opening the window? Pardonnez-moi de vous interrompre, mais pourriez-vous ouvrir la fenêtre.
The Prime Minister's speech was calculated to anger the opposition parties. Le discours du Premier ministre était pensé de façon à susciter la colère des partis de l'opposition.
Open an image and select an image layout. Click "Open" for opening an image. Click "Quit" for quitting the program. "Image Layout" feature allows you to view in any layout. Ouvrez une image et choisissez une disposition d'image. Cliquez sur "Ouvrir" pour ouvrir une image. Cliquez sur "Quitter" pour quitter l'application. La fonction "Disposition d'image" vous permet de visualiser dans n'importe quelle disposition.
At the end of the speech she repeated the word. À la fin du discours elle répéta le mot.
The opening ceremony took place on schedule. La cérémonie d'inauguration s'est déroulée selon l'horaire.
His speech moved us. Son discours nous a émus.
Grand opening sale. Grande vente d'inauguration.
His speech made a good impression on me. Son discours m'a fait bonne impression.
I broke the lock opening the door. En ouvrant la porte, j'ai cassé la serrure.
Mrs Suzuki was giving a speech that afternoon. Madame Suzuki faisait un discours cet après-midi.
My thanks in advance for not opening the windows. Merci de ne pas ouvrir les fenêtres.
He referred to his past experience in his speech. Il se référa à son expérience passée dans son discours.
Would you mind my opening the door? Vous voulez bien que j'ouvre la porte ?
The newspaper published a hilarious parody of the president's speech. Le journal a publié une parodie hilarante du discours du président.
Do you mind opening the door? Tu peux ouvrir la porte ?
Music is a common speech for humanity. La musique est une langue commune pour l'humanité.
Would you mind opening the window? Cela vous dérangerait-il d'ouvrir la fenêtre ?
Parrots often imitate human speech. Les perroquets imitent souvent la parole humaine.
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