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

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Il lit rarement, sinon jamais. He seldom, if ever, reads a book.
Il se mit au lit. He went to bed.
Il lit volontiers des livres. He likes to read books.
Tu devrais aller au lit. You should go to bed.
Ma mère lit un magazine. My mother is reading a magazine.
Le garçon tomba du lit. The boy fell off the bed.
On ne lit pas en mangeant. You must not read while eating.
Puis-je aller au lit ? May I go to bed?
Elle lit le journal chaque matin. She reads the newspaper every morning.
Il a sauté du lit. He jumped out of bed.
Il ne lit guère de journaux. He doesn't read many newspapers.
La bonne garde le lit. The maid is confined to her bed.
Il lit toujours des bandes dessinées. He's always reading comics.
Dois-je rester au lit ? Must I stay in bed?
Il lit le journal tous les matins. He reads the paper every morning.
Il devait rester au lit. He had to stay in bed.
La fille lit avec son grand-père. The girl is reading with her grandfather.
Sont-ils toujours au lit ? Are they still in bed?
Il lit un livre écrit en anglais. He read a book written in English.
Ce lit est trop dur. This bed is too hard to sleep in.
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