Sentence examples of "bone of contention" in English
Dr. Zamenhof didn’t give us any rules for the use of punctuation in Esperanto, because he well knew what a bone of contention that would be.
Le Docteur Zamenhof ne nous a pas fourni de règles concernant l'emploi de la ponctuation en espéranto car il savait bien quelle pomme de discorde cela constituerait.
My feet hurt so much, I think that I must have run them right through to the bone.
Mes pieds me font si mal, je pense que j'ai dû les user jusqu'à l'os en courant.
It looks like a fish bone got stuck in my throat.
On dirait qu'une arête s'est coincée dans ma gorge.
I broke a bone in my foot while exercising.
Je me suis cassé un os du pied en faisant de l'exercice.
You should bone up on your French before your trip to Marseille.
Tu devrais bûcher ton français avant ton voyage pour Marseille.
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