Usage examples of "full count" in English with translation to French

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Early man used his fingers and toes to count the animals he owned, or the measures of grain he had stored. Les premiers hommes utilisaient leurs doigts et leurs orteils pour compter les animaux qu'ils possédaient, ou pour mesurer la quantité de grains qu'ils avaient engrangés.
No more, thank you. I'm full. Non merci. J'ai le ventre plein.
The boy can count to ten. Le garçon est capable de compter jusqu'à dix.
People who don't have a computer can't make full use of this MP3 player function. Ceux qui n'ont pas d'ordinateur ne peuvent faire plein usage de cette fonction de lecteur Mp3.
My son can't count yet. Mon fils ne sait pas encore compter.
The new tax law is full of loopholes. La nouvelle loi fiscale est bourrée de failles.
You can always count on me. Tu peux toujours compter sur moi.
This tower commands a full view of the city. De cette tour on a un panorama complet de la ville.
Count to one hundred. Compte jusqu'à cent.
The room is full of people. La pièce est pleine de monde.
There are more stars in the sky than I can count. Il y a plus d'étoiles dans le ciel que je ne peux en compter.
The garden was full of yellow flowers. Le jardin était plein de fleurs jaunes.
You can't count on Tom's help. Vous ne pouvez pas compter sur l'aide de Tom.
Their garden is full of very beautiful flowers all the year round. Le jardin est rempli de très belles fleurs tout au long de l'année.
My son can count up to a hundred now. Mon fils peut compter jusqu'à 100 maintenant.
Jack is an evil boy full of evil ideas. Jack est un garçon diabolique plein d'idées diaboliques.
She is two years old, but she can already count to 100. Elle n'a que deux ans, mais elle sait déjà compter jusqu'à 100.
The apricot trees are in full blossom. Les abricotiers sont tout en fleurs.
My son can already count up to one hundred. Mon fils sait déjà compter jusqu'à cent.
I'm working full time in a bookshop until the end of September. Je travaille à temps plein dans une librairie jusqu'à la fin du mois de septembre.
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