Usage examples of "nose candy" in English with translation to French

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What's your favorite candy? Quel est votre bonbon préféré ?
She's picking her nose. Elle se fait le nez.
What surprised me most was that she didn't like candy. Ce qui m'a le plus surpris, c'était qu'elle n'aimait pas les sucreries.
Tickle her nose with a feather while she's sleeping and see if she wakes up. Chatouille-lui le nez avec une plume pendant qu'elle dort pour voir si elle se réveille.
Suddenly the eldest daughter spoke up, saying, "I want candy." Soudainement, la fille aînée s'exclama : "Je veux des bonbons."
He has a nose bleed. Il saigne du nez.
I want a piece of candy. Je veux un bonbon.
If Cleopatra's nose had been shorter, the whole face of the world would have been changed. Le nez de Cléopâtre, s'il eût été plus court, toute la face de la terre aurait changé.
What children! You send them to get candy and they return with a dog! Quels enfants ! On les envoie acheter des gourmandises et ils reviennent avec un chien !
The newsman has a nose for news. Le journaliste a du flair pour les nouvelles.
If you are a good girl, you shall have candy. Si tu es une bonne fille, tu auras peut-être des bonbons.
And you say I don't have a nose for what's popular. Et tu dis que je n'ai pas de flair pour ce qui est populaire.
Convenience stores sell candy bars. Un dépanneur vend des barres de chocolat.
Please don't blow your nose on the tablecloth. Je te prie de ne pas te moucher dans la nappe.
I like chocolate candy very much. J'aime les barres chocolatées.
Blow your nose with this handkerchief. Mouches-toi avec ce mouchoir.
I am buying candy and cookies. J'achète des bonbons et des biscuits.
Don't pick your nose. Ne te cure pas le nez.
How many times do I have to tell you not to eat candy just before dinner? Combien de fois dois-je te dire de ne pas manger de sucreries juste avant le dîner ?
I can't breath through my nose. Je n'arrive pas à respirer par le nez.
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