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

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Translations: all10 cap10
Combien de casquettes possèdes-tu ? How many caps do you own?
J'ai trouvé ta casquette. I found your cap.
Cette casquette vous appartient-elle ? Does this cap belong to you?
Le garçon ajusta sa casquette. The boy adjusted his cap.
La casquette est trop petite pour moi. The cap is too small for me.
Quel est le prix de cette casquette ? What is the price of this cap?
J'ai payé dix dollars pour cette casquette. I paid ten dollars for this cap.
Une touffe de cheveux apparaissait du dessous de sa casquette. A tuft of hair showed from underneath her cap.
Chaque étudiant masculin a le symbole de l'école sur sa casquette. Each boy student has a school badge on his cap.
Tom a perdu sa casquette et il sentait qu'il devait en acheter une nouvelle. Tom lost his cap, and he felt that he had to buy a new one.
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