Examples of using "Grenouilles" in a sentence and their english translations:
Frogs.
Where do you catch these frogs?
Frogs eat insects.
* Music and croaking of frogs *
Tadpoles become frogs.
- Where do you catch these frogs?
- Where dost thou catch these frogs?
Frogs eat flies.
There's a predator that hunts túngara frogs
Frogs are afraid of snakes.
I hear that he eats frogs.
I ordered frogs and noodles.
The frogs' croaking helped me fall asleep.
Tom doesn't like frog legs.
All the little baby frogs crunching.
Temporary forest pools attract water-loving frogs.
French people eat frogs and are rude!
The frogs' croaking helped me fall asleep.
This meadow abounds in frogs.
How do all the children catch frogs?
Tom is good at imitating the croaking of frogs.
Dozens of species, hundreds of frogs, all gather to mate.
but the frogs' vision is perfectly matched to the fluorescent wavelength.
Frogs turn into princes only in fairy tales.
French students do not dissect frogs. They eat them!
The sound of crickets chirping and frogs croaking lulls me to sleep.
One doesn't always find frogs wherever there is water; but there is always water wherever you hear frogs.
Some poisonous dart frogs have enough venom in them to kill a human.
Seeing my collection of frogs would make your hair stand on end.
Divers or frog people have an air container on their backs.
The sound of crickets chirping and frogs croaking lulls me to sleep.
"What are you going to be using the frogs for, mister?" asked one of the boys.
Since there are rice paddies near my house, I often hear frogs croaking all night long this time of year.
"This one is yours, this one is mine and the other, we share it." This is what we would have said if we want to make lie the Kabyle fable of the couple of frogs when the male said: "This one is mine, this one is mine and the other, we share it", the day they decided to separate.