Usage examples of "over there" in English with translation to French

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Look at the woman over there! Regarde la femme, là, devant !
We can see his house over there. Nous pouvons voir sa maison par là.
Could you go stand over there, Sir? Pouvez-vous vous mettre là (Monsieur) ?
The boy standing over there is my son. Le garçon debout de ce côté est mon fils.
"Where is your house?" "It is over there." "Où est ta maison ?" "Elle est de l'autre côté."
The man you see over there is my uncle. L'homme que tu vois là est mon oncle.
Do you know the girl waving at us over there? Connais-tu la fille qui nous fait signe de l'autre côté ?
The building you see over there is an auto factory. Le bâtiment que tu vois là est une usine de voiture.
That tower you see over there is the Eiffel Tower. La tour que vous pouvez voir est la tour Eiffel.
The building whose roof you can see over there is our church. Le bâtiment dont vous voyez le toit est notre église.
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