Usage examples of "bull and bear" in English with translation to French

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I don't care if you don't like your Aunt Mary. You'll just have to grin and bear it while she's here. Je ne veux pas savoir si tu n'aimes pas ta tante Marie. Tu n'as qu'à juste te forcer à sourire et supporter tant qu'elle est ici.
The landlord told me a cock and bull story about why we didn't have heat for three days. Le propriétaire m'a raconté toute une histoire pour expliquer pourquoi nous n'avions pas de chauffage depuis trois jours.
The bear is walking up and down in the cage. L'ours parcourt sa cage de long en large.
The bear is quite tame and doesn't bite. L'ours est assez apprivoisé et ne mord pas.
As long as a bear is relatively inactive, and is not exposed to wind, it does not burn excessive energy in cold weather. Aussi longtemps qu'un ours est relativement inactif, et n'est pas exposé au vent, il ne brûle pas une quantité d'énergie excessive par temps froid.
Bear in mind that you're a guest here and should behave accordingly. N'oublie pas que tu es ici un invité et que tu devrais te comporter en conséquence.
If you find yourself trapped by a bear in the forest, your best bet is to drop to the ground and play dead. Si tu te trouves piégé par un ours dans la forêt, ta meilleure option est de te mettre au sol et de faire le mort.
The polar bear, which lives on the polar ice-cap, will lose its home and die out. L'ours polaire, qui vit sur la calotte glaciaire du pôle, perdra son habitat et disparaîtra.
If there is already an account, there is a system by which you are able to send and receive email. S'il y a déjà un compte, il y a un système par lequel tu peux envoyer et recevoir des emails.
"I can't bear to be doing nothing!" you often hear people say. « Je ne supporte pas de ne rien faire ! » entend-on souvent les gens dire.
You have to take the bull by the horns. Tu dois prendre le taureau par les cornes.
The greater the genius, the longer it takes the world to find it out and understand it. Cela prendra d'autant plus de temps au monde de trouver et de comprendre un homme, que son génie est grand.
What?! You ate my chocolate bear?! Quoi ? ! T'as mangé mon ours en chocolat ? !
You must take the bull by the horns. Tu dois prendre le taureau par les cornes.
Some people caricature gay men as limp-wristed and speaking with a lisp. Certaines personnes caricaturent les homosexuels masculins comme efféminés et parlant avec un zézaiement.
This is how he killed the big bear. C'est comme ça qu'il tua le gros ours.
The bull is stronger than the bullfighter, but he almost always loses. Le taureau est plus fort que le toréador, mais il perd quasiment à chaque fois.
John played guitar and his friends sang. John jouait de la guitare et ses amis chantaient.
Americans have the right to bear arms. Les Étatsuniens ont le droit de porter des armes.
To catch the bull, grab its horns. Il faut prendre le taureau par les cornes.
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