Usage examples of "related category" in English with translation to French

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His latest work belongs to a different category. Ses dernières œuvres sont d'un tout autre registre.
English and German are two related languages. La langue anglaise est proche de la langue allemande.
In 2006, the International Astronomical Union decided to create a new category for solar system objects called "dwarf planets", and Pluto was reclassified as a dwarf planet. En 2006, l'Union Astronomique Internationale a décidé de céer une nouvelle catégorie d'objets du système solaire nommée "planètes naines" et Pluton a été reclassifiée en planète naine.
Philip and Tom are related to each other. Philippe et Thomas sont apparentés.
your email address was attached to the second category Votre adresse e-mail a été jointe à la deuxième catégorie
She is related to him. Elle lui est apparentée.
General Category List Liste générale des catégories
She is distantly related to him. Elle lui est vaguement apparentée.
Are you related to the Nagashima family? Avez-vous un lien de parenté avec les Nagashima ?
Dutch is closely related to German. Le néerlandais est très proche de l'allemand.
I have one final piece of advice related to handshakes: Remember to smile. J'ai un dernier conseil relatif aux poignées de mains : N'oubliez pas de sourire.
Cucumbers are related to watermelons. Les concombres sont apparentés aux melons.
A friend of mine is distantly related to Emily Dickinson. Un ami à moi est lointainement apparenté à Emilie Dickinson.
They're related to each other. Ils sont apparentés.
These two concepts are intimately related. Ces deux concepts sont intimement liés.
His thesis is related to mine. Sa thèse de graduation a un lien avec la mienne.
The two men were not related. Les deux hommes n'étaient pas parents.
I do work related to computers. J'effectue un travail en relation avec les ordinateurs.
He is related to me by marriage. Il est mon parent par alliance.
Kuniko is related to Mr Nagai. Kuniko est parente avec monsieur Nagai.
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