Usage examples of "Much ado about nothing" in English with translation to French

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Much ado about nothing. Beaucoup de bruit pour rien.
Have you ever tried to think about nothing? As-tu jamais essayé de ne penser à rien ?
A fight started about nothing between them. Une querelle à propos de rien éclata entre eux.
I was coming home from some place at the end of the world, about three o'clock of a black winter morning, and my way lay through a part of town where there was literally nothing to be seen but lamps. Je rentrais à la maison depuis un endroit au bout du monde, à environ trois heures d'un sombre matin d'hiver, et mon chemin conduisait à travers une partie de la ville où il n'y avait littéralement rien à voir que des lampes.
How did she come to know so much about fish? D'où tient-elle cette connaissance sur les poissons ?
How come you know so much about Japanese history? Comment se fait-il que tu en saches autant sur l'histoire du Japon ?
She knows much about recent fashions. Elle connaît bien la dernière mode.
How is it that you know so much about Japanese history? Comment se fait-il que tu en saches autant sur l'histoire du Japon ?
He doesn't know much about Japan. Il ne sait pas grand-chose du Japon.
The little girl will go astray if no one cares much about her. La petite partira à la dérive si personne ne s'en préoccupe trop.
I don't know much about computers. Je ne m'y connais pas trop en ordinateurs.
Though his stay in Europe was transient, Spenser felt he had learned much more about interactions with other people from traveling than he did at college. Bien que son séjour en Europe fut éphémère, Spenser sentait qu'il avait beaucoup plus appris sur les interactions avec les autres en voyageant qu'il ne l'avait fait à l'université.
There is not much doubt about the cause of the fire. Il n'y a pas trop de doutes à avoir quant au parcours du feu.
The teacher gave her much information about the university. Le professeur lui a donné plus d'informations sur l'université.
They did not want to spend much time talking about it. Ils ne voulaient pas passer beaucoup de temps à en parler.
I've spent way too much time thinking about this problem. J'ai passé beaucoup trop de temps à penser à ce problème.
Tom doesn't spend much time thinking about money. Tom ne passe pas beaucoup de temps à penser à l'argent.
Much has already been said about the difficulty of translating poetry. Beaucoup a déjà été dit sur la difficulté de traduire de la poésie.
Just as it is the tendency of great minds to make one hear much with few words, small minds have a talent for talking a lot, and saying nothing. Comme c'est le caractère des grands esprits de faire entendre en peu de paroles beaucoup de choses, les petits esprits au contraire ont le don de beaucoup parler, et de ne rien dire.
Tom knows nothing about Boston. Tom ne connait rien de Boston.
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