Usage examples of "interdit au public" in French with translation to English

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La majestueuse égalité des lois, qui interdit au riche comme au pauvre de coucher sous les ponts, de mendier dans les rues et de voler du pain. The law, in its majestic equality, forbids the rich as well as the poor to sleep under bridges, to beg in the streets, and to steal bread.
Est-ce que ce bâtiment est ouvert au public ? Is this building open to the public?
Le musée est ouvert au public. The museum is open to the public.
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Comme les experts ont été dans l'incapacité de traduire le texte ancien, les officiels du musée demandent au public de s'y essayer. Since experts have been unable to translate the ancient text, museum officials are asking the public to take a crack at it.
Cette collection est ouverte au public. The collection is open to the public.
Ce bâtiment est-il ouvert au public ? Is this building open to the public?
Il a répété en public ce que j'avais dit. He repeated in public what I had said.
Il est maintenant interdit de fumer sur tous les vols intérieurs. Smoking is now banned on all domestic plane flights.
Tu t'habitueras vite à parler en public. You will soon get used to speaking in public.
Les peintres et sculpteurs sous les Nazis représentaient souvent le nu, mais il leur était interdit de montrer un quelconque défaut physique. Painters and sculptors under the Nazis often depicted the nude, but they were forbidden to show any bodily imperfections.
Les parents américains ont tendance à parler en bien de leurs enfants en public. American parents are willing to say good things about their children in public.
Il est interdit de nourrir les pigeons. Feeding pigeons is prohibited.
Il est habitué à parler en public. He is accustomed to speaking in public.
L'alcool est interdit sur le campus. No alcohol is allowed on campus.
Il sait comment capturer l'attention de son public. He knows how to captivate his audience.
Chaque religion interdit le meurtre. Every religion prohibits murder.
Il a l'habitude de parler en public. He is used to speaking in public.
Il est interdit que les enfants fument. Children are prohibited from smoking.
Jiro qui n'avait jusque-là jamais pleuré en public se mit à fondre en larmes. Jiro, who had never cried in front of anyone before, started bawling.
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