Usage examples of "open-ended question" in English with translation to French

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Nobody having any question, he ended the lecture. Personne n'ayant de questions, il termina la lecture.
All his endeavors ended in failure. Tous ses efforts ont été en vain.
Students are open to the influence of their teachers. Les étudiants sont exposés à l'influence de leurs professeurs.
This is a very good question. C'est une très bonne question.
She tried to allay their fears but only ended up heightening them. Elle tenta d'apaiser leurs craintes, mais ne parvint en définitive qu'à les augmenter.
Could he, he would open 8 days a week. S'il le pouvait, il ouvrirait 8 jours sur 7.
No student was able to answer the question. Aucun étudiant ne put répondre à la question.
She ended up a movie star. Elle a fini par devenir une star du cinéma.
It was so hot that I slept with the window open. Il faisait si chaud que j'ai dormi avec la fenêtre ouverte.
Would you have asked me this question if I had been a man? Est-ce que vous m'auriez posé cette question si j'avais été un homme ?
The cops tailed the suspect on foot but ended up losing him in a crowded bus station. Les flics filaient le suspect à pied mais l'ont finalement perdu dans une gare routière bondée.
The drawer won't open. Le tiroir ne veut pas s'ouvrir.
How is that question germane to what we're discussing? En quoi cette question se rapporte-t-elle à ce dont nous discutons ?
We ended this discussion. Nous avons mis fin à cette discussion.
I am waiting for the store to open. J'attends que le magasin ouvre.
He didn't answer my question. Il n'a pas répondu à ma question.
The war ended in 1954. La guerre a fini en 1954.
This lid is so tight I can't open it. Ce couvercle est si serré que je ne peux l'ouvrir.
He didn't respond to my question. Il n'a pas répondu à ma question.
The year the war ended, I was born. L'année où la guerre s'est achevée, je suis né.
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