Usage examples of "Tue" in French with translation to English

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Ce qui ne vous tue pas vous renforce. What doesn't kill you makes you stronger.
S'il te plait, ne me tue pas. Please, don't kill me.
Ce qui ne nous tue pas nous rend plus fort. What doesn't kill us makes us stronger.
Tout ce qui ne me tue pas me rend plus fort. What does not kill me, makes me stronger.
Que je te tue ou que je te laisse en vie dépend de moi ! It's up to me whether I kill you or let you live!
La curiosité tua le chat. Curiosity killed the cat.
Il est bon de parler, mais il est mieux de se taire. Be silent, or speak something worth hearing.
Il est bon de parler et meilleur de se taire. It's good to talk and better to shut up.
Ne dissimule pas ce que tu ressens à propos de cela. Don't conceal what you feel about it.
La police a arrêté l'homme qui avait tué l'enfant. The police arrested the man who had murdered the girl.
L'archer tua le cerf. The archer killed the deer.
Mieux vaut se taire que parler pour ne rien dire. It is better to remain silent, than to talk without purpose.
Les Français n'obtiennent des récompenses de l'industrie du cinéma britannique que lorsqu'ils se taisent. The French get rewards from the British film industry only when they shut up.
Ma mère va me tuer. My mother’s going to kill me.
Le baiser est la plus sûre façon de se taire en disant tout. A kiss is the best way to keep silent while saying it all.
Essayez-vous de me tuer ? Are you trying to kill me?
Essaies-tu de me tuer ? Are you trying to kill me?
Mon mari va me tuer. My husband’s going to kill me.
Mon frère va me tuer. My brother’s going to kill me.
Mon père va me tuer. My father’s going to kill me.
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