Usage examples of "tambour de stérilisation à pansement" in French with translation to English

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Ce tambour produit un son très étrange. That drum has a very strange sound.
Il vit un pansement sur son genou gauche. He saw a small Band-Aid on her left knee.
Le tambour est le seigneur de la musique. Drum is the lord of music.
Dans les années soixante-dix, le comité de la censure de l'Ontario interdit le film « Le Tambour » d'après le roman de Günter Grass, mais les médias trouvèrent cela stupide et donc la Société Radio-Canada, SRC, montra les scènes offensantes ce soir-là, d'une côte à l'autre, dans le journal national. In the 1970’s the Ontario Censor Board banned the film "The Tin Drum" from the Günter Grass novel, but the media found this silly, and so the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation CBC, showed the offending scene that night from coast to coast on the national news.
J'entends le tambour. I hear the drum.
Ce qui vient de la flûte, s'en retourne au tambour. That which is easily acquired is easily lost.
Il marche au rythme d'un autre tambour. He marches to the beat of a different drummer.
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