Usage examples of "clay pigeon gun" in English with translation to French

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The heat of the sun hardens clay. La chaleur du soleil durcit l'argile.
They heard a gun go off in the distance. Ils entendirent un coup de feu partir au loin.
The pigeon has flown away. Le pigeon s'est envolé.
Tom worked the clay into a vase. Tom a façonné l'argile et en a fait un vase.
The gun is jammed. L'arme est enrayée.
In the evening my pigeon returned to me wounded seriously. Le soir, mon pigeon m'est revenu sérieusement blessé.
The policeman aimed his gun at the man. Le policier mit l'homme en joue.
The pigeon and the ostrich are both birds; the one can fly and the other cannot. Le pigeon et l'autruche sont tous les deux des oiseaux ; l'un d'entre eux peut voler, mais non l'autre.
In many ways, these fossils are the 'smoking gun' just before the emergence of our own genus. Par plusieurs aspects, ces fossiles constituent « l'arme du crime », juste avant la naissance de notre propre genre.
My car is covered in pigeon shit. Ma voiture est couverte de fiente de pigeon.
The robber aimed his gun at the clerk. Le voleur pointait son arme sur l'employé.
What is the difference between a pigeon? Quelle est la différence entre un pigeon ?
He keeps this gun loaded. Il garde ce pistolet chargé.
Bill was killed with a gun. Bill a été tué par un fusil.
My screw gun is making weird noises. Ma visseuse fait des bruits bizarres.
You're the only person I know that owns a gun. Vous êtes la seule personne que je connaisse qui possède une arme à feu.
Tom kept his gun pointed at Mary and told her not to move. Tom gardait son fusil pointé vers Mary et lui dit de ne pas bouger.
This gun is reportedly very powerful. On dit que cette arme à feu est très puissante.
Tom reloaded his gun. Tom rechargea son arme.
He leveled his gun at me. Il pointa son arme vers moi.
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