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Usages of trop
Pour Marie, il est essentiel de garder tout simple, car elle ne veut pas exiger trop d’efforts de ses proches.
For Marie, it is essential to keep everything simple, because she does not want to demand too much effort from her loved ones.
Dès que nous sommes arrivés, l’avion est reparti et la plante de l’entrée a reçu trop de vent.
As soon as we arrived, the plane left again and the plant by the entrance got too much wind.
Paul a trop mangé de pizza, et maintenant son ventre est lourd.
Paul ate too much pizza, and now his stomach feels heavy.
Je suis dérangé quand il y a trop de bruit.
I am disturbed when there is too much noise.
Quand elle aura obtenu son diplôme, elle voudra travailler à l’étranger sans que sa famille s’inquiète trop.
When she has obtained her diploma, she will want to work abroad without her family worrying too much.
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