Usage examples of "Using" in English with translation to French

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I eat using a utensil. Je mange à l'aide d'un ustensile.
I look using a flashlight. Je regarde à l'aide d'une lampe-torche.
Is he done using the telephone? A-t-il terminé avec le téléphone ?
Please fill in using block letters. Remplir en caractères d'imprimerie, s'il vous plaît.
Using a trap, they caught the fox. Ils ont attrapé le renard avec un piège.
I've quit using French with you. J'arrête de te parler en français.
They started using that house as a squat. Ils ont commencé à squatter cette maison.
Can you identify the man using this picture? Pouvez-vous identifier l'homme à l'aide de cette photo ?
We must stop using ozone-depleting chemicals immediately. Nous devons immédiatement mettre fin à l'emploi de produits chimiques qui détruisent l'ozone.
Warning: unsupported characters are displayed using the '_' character. Attention: les caractères non supportés sont affichés avec le caractère '_'.
I want to go to his house using my car. Je veux me rendre chez lui avec ma voiture.
Using a flashlight, the policeman signaled the car to stop. À l'aide d'une lampe-torche, le policier fit signe à la voiture de s'arrêter.
A bystander videotaped the police beating using their cell phone. Un passant a filmé la brutalité policière à l'aide de son téléphone portable.
He is said to be able to speak without using notes. On dit qu'il est capable de parler sans notes.
An experiment that is not using scientific control methods is worth nothing. Une expérience qui ne comporte pas de témoin ne vaut rien.
There is a world of difference between, "somehow being understood" and "using correct English." Il y a un monde entre "se faire comprendre" et "avoir un anglais correct".
After using the knife, please be sure to put it back where it was. Remettez bien le couteau à sa place après usage.
Using the horn at night should be avoided. At night, flash the headlights instead. L'usage du klaxon est à éviter de nuit. De nuit, préférez les appels de phares.
What are you going to be using the frogs for, mister? Asked one of the boys. À quoi qu’elles vont bien te servir, les grenouilles, m’sieur ? Lui demanda l’un des garçons.
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