Usage examples of "fund abroad" in English with translation to French

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If I had enough money, I could go abroad. Si j'avais assez d'argent, j'irais à l'étranger.
A fund was launched to set up a monument in memory of the dead man. Une souscription a été lancée afin d'ériger un monument à mémoire du défunt.
He lived abroad for much of his life. Il a vécu à l'étranger la majeure partie de sa vie.
We desperately need more money to help fund our project. Nous avons désespérément besoin de davantage d'argent pour aider à financer notre projet.
The scientist is famous both at home and abroad. Ce scientifique est connu autant chez lui qu'à l'étranger.
IMF stands for International Monetary Fund. FMI signifie "Fonds Monétaire International".
My sister says that she wants to study abroad after leaving. Ma sœur dit qu'elle veut étudier à l'étranger quand elle partira.
A trust fund has been set up for each of the children. Un fonds fiduciaire a été mis en place pour chacun des enfants.
I've never been abroad. Je n'ai jamais été à l'étranger.
He will look after the cats for me while I'm abroad. Il s'occupera des chats pour moi quand je serai à l'étranger.
When traveling abroad, it's helpful to learn at least a few chance words and phrases of your destination. Quand on part à l'étranger, c'est utile d'apprendre au moins quelques formules de politesse dans la langue locale.
Do you often travel abroad? Allez-vous souvent à l'étranger ?
He was determined to go abroad. Il était déterminé à partir à l'étranger.
She couldn't study abroad for lack of money. Elle ne pouvait pas étudier à l'étranger par manque d'argent.
He has gone abroad by himself. Il est parti à l'étranger tout seul.
More and more couples go on honeymoon trips abroad. De plus en plus de couples partent en lune de miel à l'étranger.
He's never been abroad in his life. Il n'a jamais été à l'étranger de toute sa vie.
He studied abroad. Il a étudié à l'étranger.
It is not given to everybody to study abroad. Il n’est pas donné à tout le monde de pouvoir étudier à l’étranger.
I had intended to go abroad. J'eus l'intention de me rendre à l'étranger.
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