Usage examples of "hop and step jumper" in English with translation to French

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The world is a book and each step opens a page. Le monde est un livre dont chaque pas nous ouvre une page.
"Let's play Hop Skip And Jump like me," said the little white rabbit. "Jouons à la marelle" dit le petit lapin blanc.
One more step, and you'll be a dead man. Un pas de plus et tu es un homme mort.
One more step, and would have fallen off the cliff. Un pas de plus, et je serais tombé de la falaise.
Step forward and make room for others. Avance et fais place aux autres !
I missed a step on the stairs and I'm afraid I sprained my ankle. J'ai raté une marche dans l'escalier et j'ai bien peur de m'être foulé la cheville.
Step out of the car and place your hands behind your back. Descendez du véhicule et mettez les mains dans le dos.
To my chief strategist, David Axelrod, who's been a partner with me every step of the way. To the best campaign team ever assembled in the history of politics! You made this happen, and I am forever grateful for what you've sacrificed to get it done. À mon stratège en chef, David Axelrod, qui a été un partenaire avec moi à chaque pas du chemin. À la meilleure équipe de campagne jamais assemblée dans l'histoire de la politique ! Vous l'avez accompli, et je suis pour toujours redevable pour ce que vous avez sacrifié pour le faire.
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.
Hop in. Monte.
I can't walk another step. Je ne peux plus faire le moindre pas.
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.
The first step is the hardest. Le premier pas est le plus difficile.
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.
The car stalled because you didn't step on the clutch. La voiture s'est arrêtée parce que tu n'as pas appuyé sur l'embrayage.
John played guitar and his friends sang. John jouait de la guitare et ses amis chantaient.
That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. C'est un petit pas pour l'homme, mais un bond de géant pour l'humanité.
He fainted with hunger and fatigue, but came to after a while. Il s'évanouit de faim et de fatigue, mais revint à lui peu après.
Please step inside. Marchez s'il vous plaît à l'intérieur.
Researchers at the university of Paderborn have established that it took up to 2000 hours of English learning for a French speaker to speak English correctly. Given that there are 32 weeks of classes in a year and with 3 hours of lessons every week, 20.83 years of study are thus necessary for a French person to speak good English. Des chercheurs de l'université de Paderborn ont établi qu'il fallait 2000 heures d'apprentissage de l'anglais à un francophone pour parler correctement. Sachant qu'il y a 32 semaines de cours par an et à 3h de cours par semaine, il faut donc 20,83 ans d'études à un Français pour bien parler anglais.
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