Exemples d'utilisation de Two paces en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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Two paces forward.
Thus HIRO was at two paces.
Two paces ahead, one to the left.
If Hal's there,you come forward another two paces.
In two paces, Jim had crossed the room.
Right beside the sea, two paces from the blue waves.
Two paces past the first clock is the.
The silent crowd stood only about two paces from his horse;
Two paces past the clock is the first sofa.
(2) the centre rank mark time for two paces, and.
In two paces she'd have the object in her hand.
I forget to breathe when it stops, two paces before us.
He strides two paces to the window, then back again.
Prince Philip has brilliantly walked two paces behind the queen.
I was within two paces of you, monsieur,” replied the procurator's wife;
I think you are from the country of Jesus, two paces out of Paradise..
(1) march forward, halt two paces in front of the officer or dignitary;
Description The church is on a promontory just two paces from the Escaut.
Donna, please back up two paces so I can physically destroy this machine.
He kept himself there so far from all, so far from the city whose full pulse was beating only two paces from him.
We had been told to keep two paces apart in our walking.
Just two paces away from the cliffs of Etretat, Brigitte welcomes you in her mansion.
As they search for truth people take two paces forward and one back.
Two paces left of the first chair… of the-- of the right of the sofa or the right of the desk?
A few courageous people took two paces forward and looked down from the edge.
The philistine pot-house politicians who constitute“the great centre of the German nation”, to use one of Schwanbeck's expressions, these worthies who at every temporary counterblow exclaim:“What was the use of rebellion, we are again precisely where we were before”,these profound experts on history who can never see more than two paces in front of them- they will be delighted to find that the great Schwanbeck has precisely the same point of view as they have.
The headdress bearers follow two paces behind the bearer party commander when on the march.
Later in the afternoon I wanted to fetch grass for my two little rabbits from the Moorweide(the Common). every two paces there was an incendiary bomb some were still burning.
The alleys here, barely two paces wide, are too narrow for fire trucks to pass.
The philistine pot-house politicians who constitute“the great centre of the German nation”, to use one of Schwanbeck's expressions, these worthies who at every temporary counterblow exclaim:“What was the use of rebellion, we are again precisely where we were before”,these profound experts on history who can never see more than two paces in front of them- they will be delighted to find that the great Schwanbeck has precisely the same point of view as they have.