Usage examples of "peint grossièrement" in French with translation to English

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Il n'est pas encore peint. It hasn't been painted yet.
Il a peint le plafond en bleu. He painted the ceiling blue.
J'ai peint le toit en bleu clair. I painted the roof light blue.
Un professionnel peint cette maison. A professional is painting the house.
Il a peint le tableau qui est au mur. He painted the picture which is on the wall.
Il m'a demandé qui avait peint ce tableau. He asked me who had painted the picture.
Qui a peint ces tableaux ? Who painted these pictures?
J'ai peint la barrière en vert. I painted the fence green.
Ma petite soeur a peint un bonhomme de neige. My little sister painted a picture of a snowman.
Pourquoi avez-vous peint le banc en rouge ? Why did you paint the bench red?
Qui a peint ce tableau ? Who painted this painting?
Il peint surtout des paysages. He often paints landscapes.
Nous avons peint la maison en vert. We painted the house green.
Elle a peint le mur en rouge. She painted the wall red.
Ce mur est peint en vert. This wall is painted green.
Par qui ce tableau a-t-il été peint ? Who was this picture painted by?
Pourquoi as-tu peint le banc en rouge ? Why did you paint the bench red?
J'ai peint le portail en bleu. I painted the gate blue.
Elle a peint les murs en blanc. She painted the walls white.
Picasso a peint ce tableau en 1950. Picasso painted this picture in 1950.
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