Usage examples of "fossé ouvert" in French with translation to English

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Il sauta par-dessus le fossé peu profond. He leaped over the shallow ditch.
J'ai ouvert la porte lentement. I opened the door slowly.
Ce qui rend les classiques si intrigants et fascinants est qu'ils sont suffisamment proches pour que nous en sentions la similarité et suffisamment distants pour que nous dussions faire un effort pour combler le fossé. What makes the classics both intriguing and fascinating is that they're near enough that we can feel the similarity and they're distant enough that we have to do some work to bridge the gap.
C'est ouvert à interprétation. It's open to interpretation.
Il sauta par-dessus un fossé. He jumped over a ditch.
Le corbeau a ouvert ses ailes. The crow spread his wings.
Je suis désolée d'avoir ouvert votre courrier par erreur. I'm sorry I opened your mail by mistake.
Elle a l'esprit ouvert. She's open-minded.
Elle a ouvert la lettre rapidement. She opened the letter quickly.
J'ai un billet ouvert pour Osaka. I have an open ticket to Osaka.
J'ai un compte ouvert dans cette librairie. I have an account at that book shop.
Pour un remboursement, vous devez retourner l'article dans son emballage non ouvert. For a refund, you must return the item unopened.
Ce lieu est ouvert à tous. This place is open to everybody.
Il est ouvert d'esprit. He's open-minded.
Elle a ouvert son pantalon. She unzipped her pants.
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J'ai ouvert ce sujet. I started this topic.
C'est quoi, un dossier ouvert ? What is an open folder?
Le parc est ouvert à tous. The park is open to everybody.
Tom a ouvert le robinet. Tom turned on the tap.
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