Sentence examples of "ferait" in French with translation "be"

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Ça ferait environ 10 millions de yens ? Is it about ten million yen?
On ferait comme si on était des ninjas. Let's pretend we are ninjas.
Il ne ferait pas de mal à une mouche. He is harmless as a dove.
Lui donnerait-on une autre chance, il ferait de son mieux. Should he be given another chance, he would do his best.
Si ce n'était pour son oisiveté, il ferait un chouette compagnon. If it were not for his idleness, he would be a nice fellow.
On ferait mieux de se bouger ou on va être en retard. We'd better get a move on or we'll be late.
Je me demandais justement comment ça ferait d'être frappé à l'estomac. I was just wondering how it would feel to be punched in the stomach.
Je me suis toujours demandé ce que ça ferait d'avoir des frères et sœurs. I've always wondered what it'd be like to have siblings.
Si on utilisait le pronom « one », cela ferait très bien l'affaire pour soulager le désagrément de ne pas disposer d'un pronom neutre en anglais. If one were to use the pronoun "one" it would go a long way towards relieving the inconvenience of not having a gender-neutral pronoun in English.
Cela ferait vingt-sept mots au lieu de quatre, et même si le message brut de la longue phrase serait compris, la force de persuasion serait perdue. That would be twenty-seven words instead of four, and while the bare message of the longer statement would be understood, the persuasive force would be lost.
Les yeux me font mal. My eyes are sore.
Les deux font la paire They are two of the kind
Les enfants font du vélo. The children are riding their bikes.
Les filles se font face. The girls are facing each other.
Combien font neuf moins six ? How many is nine minus six?
Deux fois deux font quatre. Twice two is four.
Ses parents lui font confiance. He is trusted by his parents.
Ils font frénétiquement marche arrière. They are frenetically backpedaling.
Mes yeux me font mal. My eyes are sore.
Voici comment je le fis. This is how I made it.
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