Usage examples of "compte gelé" in French with translation to English

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La seule chose qui compte vraiment est si oui ou non vous êtes heureux. The only thing that really matters is whether or not you are happy.
Le lac a gelé, mais je ne suis pas certain que la glace soit assez solide pour y marcher. The lake has frozen over but I'm not sure the ice is strong enough to walk on.
Qu'est-ce qui rend compte du fait que les femmes vivent plus longtemps que les hommes ? What accounts for the fact that woman outlive men?
Le lac était gelé. The lake was frozen.
J'espère que tu rends compte que je mets ma réputation en jeu en t'aidant. I hope you realize that I'm putting my reputation on the line by helping you.
Je suis gelé. I'm freezing.
Une année compte douze mois. One year has twelve months.
J'étais gelé jusqu'aux os. I was chilled to the bone.
Ce qu'il a dit ne compte pas. What he said counts for nothing.
La nuit fut si glaciale que, lorsque je revins, je fus presque gelé. The night was so chilly that when I returned I was almost frozen.
La seule chose qui compte est que vous soyez en sécurité. The only thing that matters is that you are safe.
Il a gelé cette nuit. It frosted last night.
S'il y a déjà un compte, il y a un système par lequel tu peux envoyer et recevoir des emails. If there is already an account, there is a system by which you are able to send and receive email.
Il a gelé la nuit dernière. It frosted last night.
S'il y a déjà un compte, il y a un système par lequel tu peux envoyer et recevoir des courriels. If there is already an account, there is a system by which you are able to send and receive email.
La nuit était si glaciale que, lorsque je revins, j'étais presque gelé. The night was so chilly that when I returned I was almost frozen.
Je suspecte que boracasli utilise un second compte. I have a hunch boracasli is using a second account.
La nuit était si glaciale que, lorsque je suis revenu, j'étais presque gelé. The night was so chilly that when I returned I was almost frozen.
Il faut en prendre compte. You have to take that into account.
Apportez ici le poisson gelé. Bring the frozen fish here.
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