Usage examples of "cou d'oie farci" in French with translation to English

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Elle sentit quelque chose toucher son cou. She felt something touch her neck.
Un rash cutané se développa sur son cou. A rash broke out on her neck.
Il prit ses jambes à son cou en voyant le policier. He took to his heels when he saw a policeman.
Bien que l'accident date déjà d'il y a six mois, mon cou me fait encore mal. Even though the accident was six months ago, my neck still hurts.
Retirez votre main de mon cou. Take your hands off my neck.
Je ne peux pas tourner le cou parce que c'est très douloureux. I can't turn my neck, because it hurts a lot.
Son long cou ressemble à celui d'un cheval. Its long neck resembles that of a horse.
La fille a un foulard autour du cou. The girl has a scarf around her neck.
Ton cou s'est-il épaissi au cours de l'année passée ? Has your neck thickened during the previous year?
Une girafe allonge le cou pour aller chercher de la nourriture. A giraffe extends its neck to get food.
Il tendit le cou dans l'espoir de surprendre ce qu'ils chuchotaient. He craned his neck a bit in hopes of hearing what they were whispering.
Un garçon qui avait vendu une vache à la foire de Hereford, fut pris en embuscade par un voleur de grand chemin, qui, à un endroit approprié, exigea l'argent ; sur ce, le garçon prit ses jambes à son cou et s'enfuit mais, étant rattrapé par le voleur, qui descendit de cheval, il sortit l'argent de sa poche et l'éparpilla autour, et tandis que le voleur le ramassait, le garçon sauta sur le cheval et galopa jusqu'à chez lui. A boy having sold a cow at the fair at Hereford, was way-laid by a highwayman, who at a convenient place demanded the money; on this the boy took to his heels and ran away but being overtaken by the highwayman, who dismounted, he pulled the money out of his pocket and strewed it about, and while the highwayman was picking it up, the boy jumped upon the horse and rode home.
Comme il ne pouvait en supporter plus, il prit ses jambes à son cou. As he couldn't endure, he took to his heels.
Il m'a pris par le cou. He seized me by the neck.
Les girafes ont un très long cou. Giraffes have very long necks.
Ces ombres apparurent en quelque sorte comme un dinosaure géant, au long cou et à la mâchoire très grosse, sans dents. Those shadows appeared in a way like giant dinosaurs, with a long neck and a very big jaw without teeth.
« C'est honteux! On devrait les noyer comme des chiennes, avec une pierre au cou. » "It's shameful! We should drown them like bitches, with a stone around their neck."
Elle a une écharpe autour de son cou. She has a scarf around her neck.
Bientôt, je ne pus voir que son cou, flotter au-dessus des vagues. Soon, I could only see her neck floating above the waves.
Il m'a attrapé par le cou. He caught me by the neck.
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