Usage examples of "sad state" in English with translation to French

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The old castle is in a sad state. Le vieux château est en piteux état.
She is very sad. Elle est très triste.
I got into that state of mind when a man listens and listens and begins to long for the sight of a policeman. Je suis entré dans cet état d'esprit où un homme écoute et écoute et commence à ardemment désirer apercevoir un agent de police.
Now I'm sad. Maintenant je suis attristé.
Each state had just one vote. Chaque État ne disposait que d'une voix.
I am a very sad person. Je suis une personne très triste.
North Korea has been treated as a pariah state for most of its existence. La Corée du Nord a été traitée comme un État paria le plus clair de son existence.
I think it's sad to not have any friends. Je pense qu'il est triste de n'avoir aucun ami.
Puerto Rico is not a sovereign state. Porto Rico n'est pas un État souverain.
What makes one sad about love, it is not so much to not be loved when you love, but to still be loved when you do not love anymore. Ce qui rend malheureux en amour, c'est moins de ne pas être aimé quand on aime, que d'être encore aimé quand on n'aime plus.
Georgia is his native state. La Géorgie est son pays natal.
The following morning she said close to my ears: "We're going back to Paris tonight. He says that there's no way that he'll leave me alone in such a sad place. That's how it is." Le lendemain matin elle me dit dans l'oreille: "Nous retournons à Paris ce soir. Il dit qu'il n'est pas question qu'il me laisse seule dans un endroit aussi triste. C'est ainsi."
During the stalinist era, prisoners at concentration camps became slaves in service of the state. Pendant l'époque stalinienne, les prisonniers des camps de concentration devenaient esclaves au service de l'État.
It is a very sad tale. C'est une bien triste histoire.
In communism, the means of production are owned by the state. Dans le communisme, les moyens de production sont propriété de l'État.
The lady looked sad, also tired. La dame semblait triste, et aussi fatiguée.
France is running a welfare state it can no longer afford. La France entretient un État providence dont elle n'a plus les moyens.
Somebody must break the sad news to her mother. Quelqu'un doit annoncer les tristes nouvelles à sa mère.
During the Great Game, Afghanistan was a buffer state. Pendant le Grand Jeu, l'Afghanistan était un État tampon.
I can't decide if I'm happy or sad. Je ne peux pas décider si je suis heureux ou triste.
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