Sentence examples of "a un compte à régler" in French
Chacun semble avoir un compte à régler avec quelqu'un, mais seulement quelques personnes peuvent le prendre avec philosophie.
Everyone seems to have a bone to pick with someone, but only a few people can be philosophical about it.
J'ai quelque chose à régler avec toi entre quatre-z-yeux.
I have something to talk over with you, face to face.
En général, on ne se rend pas compte à quel point on a besoin des autres.
We often fail to realize the extent to which we depend on others.
On dit qu'il a beaucoup d'argent planqué sur un compte en Suisse.
It's rumored that he has a lot of money stashed away in a Swiss bank account.
Il utilise bien les faisans qu'il chasse. Il a un usage pour chaque partie de l'oiseau.
He makes good use of the pheasants he hunts. He has a purpose for every part of the bird.
Le capitaine ira à la station météorologique pour avoir un compte rendu de la situation actuelle.
The captain will go to the meteorological office to get a weather briefing.
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