Usage examples of "black tie" in English with translation to French

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He looked black with anger. Il avait l'air vert de rage.
That's a nice tie you're wearing. C'est une belle cravate que tu portes !
He keeps two cats: one is black, and the other white. Il a deux chats : l'un est noir et l'autre blanc.
The tie goes with your jacket. La cravate va bien avec votre veste.
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He wore a light blue tie. Il portait une cravate bleu clair.
Some photos were printed in black and white. Certaines photos furent imprimées en noir et blanc.
I gave my father a silk tie. J'ai donné à mon père une cravate en soie.
I saw a woman in black. J'ai vu une femme en noir.
Mr Ito loosened his tie because he felt hot in his office. M. Ito a dénoué sa cravate parce qu'il avait chaud dans son bureau.
How much are these black trousers and these red shirts? Combien coûtent ces pantalons noirs et ces chemises rouges?
You should make sure that you tie a bowline. Tu devrais t'assurer que tu fais un nœud de chaise.
I should have exiled myself to the summit of a mountain and spent my days growing bonsais and writing kanji in black ink. J'aurais mieux fait de m'exiler au sommet d'une montagne, et passer mes journées à faire pousser des bonzaïs et à écrire des kanjis à l'encre de Chine.
Everybody is supposed to wear a tie at the party. Tout le monde est censé porter une cravate à cette soirée.
Some people believe that black cats bring bad luck. Certaines personnes pensent que les chats noirs portent malheur.
I don't think this shirt goes with that red tie. Je ne pense pas que cette chemise aille avec cette cravate rouge.
I have a black eye. J'ai un œil au beurre noir.
I bought him a tie. Je lui ai acheté une cravate.
He bought a pair of black shoes yesterday. Il acheté une paire de chaussures noires hier.
Do I have to wear a tie at work? Dois-je porter une cravate au travail ?
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