Usage examples of "Voie" in French with translation to English

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Il faut que je la voie ! I have to see it!
Les Rangers ouvrent la voie The Rangers lead the way.
Tu es en bonne voie. You're on the right track.
Au Japon, la plupart des routes sont à une voie. In Japan almost all roads are single lane.
Suis-je sur la bonne voie ? Am I on the right road?
Il faut que je voie ça ! I have to see it!
La Voie Lactée est immense. The Milky Way is huge.
Je traverse la voie ferrée chaque matin. I cross the rail tracks every morning.
La voie la plus à droite est actuellement en construction. The rightmost lane is now under construction.
Ce patient est en bonne voie vers la guérison. The patient is on a steady road to recovery.
Il faut que je le voie ! I have to see it!
C'est effectivement en bonne voie. It's actually on the right way.
Il traverse la voie ferrée chaque matin. He crosses the railroad tracks every morning.
Je veux que mon père voie le film. I want my father to see the movie.
Il est sur la bonne voie. He's on the way to go.
Nous traversons la voie ferrée chaque matin. We cross the railroad tracks every morning.
Elle insista pour que je voie un docteur. She insisted that I should see the doctor.
Elle va suivre sa propre voie. She will have her own way.
Prends n'importe quel train sur la voie 5. Take any train on track 5.
« Il faut que je le voie. » « Pour quelle raison ? » "I have to see him." "What for?"
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