Usage examples of "coffee-producing country" in English with translation to French

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One of the main products of this country is coffee. Un des principaux produits de ce pays est le café.
When you travel abroad, you need change in the currency of the country you are visiting to pay for a taxi, a cup of coffee or a tip. Quand tu voyages à l'étranger, il est nécessaire que tu échanges ta monnaie par celle du pays que tu visites, pour payer un taxi, une tasse de café ou pour un pourboire.
The coffee was so hot that I couldn't drink it. Le café était tellement chaud que je n'ai pas pu le boire.
Asked from what country he came, he replied, "I am a citizen of the world." Lorsqu'on lui demanda de quel pays il venait, il répondit: "Je suis citoyen du monde."
This graph breaks down the different costs involved in producing the iPad. Ce graphique détaille les différents postes de coûts impliqués dans la production de l'iPad.
This coffee is undrinkable. Ce café est imbuvable.
Agriculture is economy of the country. L'agriculture est l'économie du pays.
I was working hard, but producing nothing useful. Je travaillais dur mais ne produisais rien d'utile.
He put milk in his coffee. Il mit du lait dans son café.
I am all alone in a foreign country. Je suis tout seul dans ce pays étranger.
More coffee, please. Encore du café s'il vous plait.
What do you eat in your country? Que mangez-vous dans votre pays ?
Is there any coffee in the kitchen? Y a-t-il encore du café dans la cuisine ?
He has an estate in the country. Il possède un domaine à la campagne.
How do you take your coffee? Comment prenez-vous votre café ?
Marriage customs differ by country. Les coutumes du mariage sont différentes dans chaque pays.
She doesn't drink coffee. Elle ne boit pas de café.
The country is in the grasp of the enemy. Le pays est aux mains de l'ennemi.
It was difficult to remove the coffee stain. Il fut difficile d'avoir la tache de café.
China is the biggest country in Asia. La Chine est le plus grand pays d'Asie.
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