Sentence examples of "chat à neuf queues" in French
Nous commençons la classe à neuf heures, mais il n'est venu qu'au quart.
We start class at nine o’clock, but he didn’t come until quarter past.
Il arriva à neuf heures comme prévu préalablement.
He arrived at nine in accordance with a prearranged plan.
Quoi de neuf ? Comment se passe ton nouvel emploi ?
What's new with you? How is your new job working out?
Ça ne fait aucune différence si le chat est noir ou blanc tant qu'il attrape des souris.
It doesn't matter whether the cat is black or white as long as it catches mice.
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