Usage examples of "marchand en gros" in French with translation to English

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J'ai fait un cliché en gros plan de son visage. I took a close shot of her face.
Nous achetons la papeterie en gros. We buy stationery in bulk.
En gros, il devait y avoir une trentaine de personnes dans le bus. Roughly speaking, there were about 30 people in the bus.
En gros, c'est ça. That's about it.
En gros, je suis content du résultat. On the whole I am satisfied with the result.
Est-ce que le Roi Albert aurait une relation secrète avec la Princesse Diana ? Je ne crois pas. Il est trop gros. Would King Albert have an affair with Princess Diana? I think not. He's too fat.
J'ai acheté ce livre chez Maruzen, le marchand de livres. I bought this book at Maruzen Bookstore.
Le mythique Kraken, trois fois plus gros qu'un bateau, attaqua un jour la flotte de Christophe Colomb... ne laissant d'autre choix à ce dernier que de manger le Kraken. The mythical Kraken, thick as a ship and three times as wide, once made an attack on Christopher Columbus's fleet... giving Columbus no choice but to eat him.
La Royal Shakespeare Company donne une représentation du Marchand de Venise la semaine prochaine. The Royal Shakespeare Company is presenting The Merchant of Venice next week.
Le chat fit le gros dos. The cat arched its back.
Il est marchand de grains. He deals in grain.
C'est tellement gros ! It's so big!
Le marchand d'art a garanti l'authenticité de cette peinture. The art dealer guaranteed the picture genuine.
Avez-vous lu ce gros livre? Did you read that thick book?
J'ai accumulé des dettes chez le marchand de riz et chez l'épicier. I built up some debts at the rice seller and at the greengrocer.
Tom a un gros vit. Tom has a large penis.
Un marchand, c'est quelqu'un qui achète et vend des biens. A merchant is a person who buys and sells goods.
Les villes côtières encaisseront le plus gros de la tempête. Coastal cities will take the brunt of the storm.
De ce fait, il est devenu un grand marchand. As a result, he became a great merchant.
Ne deviens pas gros. Don't put on weight.
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