Usages of la voisine
Je veux rencontrer ma nouvelle voisine pour l’accueillir dans le quartier.
(I want to meet my new neighbor to welcome her into the neighborhood.)
La voisine lit un livre.
The neighbor reads a book.
Tu dois respecter ta voisine.
You must respect your neighbor.
Cette voisine est gentille avec ma sœur.
This neighbor is kind to my sister.
Le chat a été sauvé par la voisine.
The cat was rescued by the neighbor.
Leur voisine est une adulte célibataire qui vient souvent dîner avec eux.
Their neighbor is a single adult who often comes to have dinner with them.
Une voisine descend l'escalier de secours sans paniquer.
A neighbor goes down the emergency staircase without panicking.
Devant la boulangerie, nous croisons souvent la voisine de Paul.
In front of the bakery, we often run into Paul’s neighbor.
Nous allons apporter des kiwis et des framboises chez notre voisine pour la remercier.
We are going to bring kiwis and raspberries to our neighbor’s house to thank her.
Après un petit malentendu avec la voisine, Marie se met à rire et lui explique la situation.
After a small misunderstanding with the neighbor, Marie starts laughing and explains the situation to her.
Paul lui fait un compliment sincère sur son potager, et la voisine lui sourit enfin.
Paul gives her a sincere compliment about her vegetable garden, and the neighbor finally smiles at him.
La professeure ne veut punir personne, mais elle doit le faire si un élève copie sur sa voisine.
The teacher does not want to punish anyone, but she has to do it if a student copies from his neighbor.
Devant le kiosque, Paul rencontre une voisine qui lit déjà les nouvelles.
In front of the newsstand, Paul meets a neighbor who is already reading the news.
La fleuriste prépare un petit bouquet afin que nous puissions remercier notre voisine.
The florist prepares a small bouquet so that we can thank our neighbor.
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