Usage examples of ", on le voit" in French with translation to English

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L'électeur moyen ne le voit pas comme ça. Voters of the middling sort don't see it that way.
Pendons-le d'abord, on le jugera après ! Let's hang him first, we will judge him later sometime!
On ne le voit plus ces derniers jours. He is out of circulation these days.
En italien tout est écrit comme on le prononce. In Italian everything is written the way you pronounce it.
À l'entendre parler anglais, on le prendrait pour un locuteur natif. To hear him speak English, you would take him for a native speaker.
Ce qu'on donne aux méchants, toujours on le regrette. What you give to the nasty, you always regret.
On ne naît pas femme : on le devient. One is not born a woman, one becomes one.
On le découvrira bientôt. We'll soon find out.
Il venait tôt quand on le lui demandait. He came early, as he had been asked to do.
Le vieil âge ne fait pas de nous des enfants comme on le dit. Il nous trouve simplement toujours de vrais enfants. Age does not make us childish, as they say. It only finds us true children still.
On le retrouva étalé et inconscient sur le sol de la cuisine. He was found lying unconscious on the kitchen floor.
On le connaît. We know him.
On le connaît tous bien. All of us know him well.
On le dit très riche. They say he's very rich.
On le persuada de changer sa décision. He was persuaded to change his mind.
Si on le regarde à distance, ce rocher ressemble à un visage humain. Seen at a distance, the rock looks like a human face.
On le soupçonnait d'être un espion. He was under suspicion of being a spy.
On le considère comme une affaire importante. It's considered to be an important matter.
On le prend souvent pour un étudiant parce qu'il fait très jeune. He is often taken for a student because he looks so young.
Nicolas veut dire que la romanisation de l'alphabet cyrillique est aussi belle que le soleil, qui brûle les yeux quand on le regarde. Nicolas means that romanization of Cyrillic alphabet is as beautiful as the sun, which burns your eyes when you look at it.
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