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

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You'd better believe it. C'est la vérité.
You better buy that book. Vous devriez acheter ce livre.
I like science fiction better. Je préfère la science fiction.
Jackson seemed to get better. Jackson semblait se rétablir.
I like dark red better. Je préfère le rouge foncé.
Bigger is not always better. Plus gros n'est pas toujours un avantage.
I like funny movies better. Je préfère les films comiques.
Health is better than wealth. La santé est plus importante que la richesse.
What had I better do? Que me serait-il préférable de faire ?
I like butter better than cheese. Je préfère le beurre au fromage.
I like mountains better than seas. Je préfère la montagne à la mer.
You had better speak more naturally. Tu aurais du parler plus naturellement.
You had better go home now. Tu devrais retourner à la maison maintenant.
I like coffee better than tea. Je préfère le café au thé.
I like trains better than buses. Je préfère les trains aux bus.
I like lyric better than epic. J'aime le lyrique plutôt que l'épique.
Curiosity got the better of him. Il se laissa aller à la curiosité.
I like summer better than winter. Je préfère l'été à l'hiver.
You'd better not wait here. Tu ne devrais pas attendre ici.
Which one do you like better? Lequel préfères-tu ?
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