Examples of using "Souris" in a sentence and their english translations:
Say cheese.
Smile!
The hawk caught a mouse.
- Smile.
- Smile for the camera.
Smile and be happy!
these bats
It was a mouse.
I killed the mice.
Tom saw a mouse.
The cat ate the mouse.
Mice like cheese.
Is that a bat?
in some bat
a single bat?
* Bat call *
- What are you smiling about?
- What are you smiling at?
- What're you smiling at?
- I like the way you smile.
- I like your way of smiling.
I saw a mouse!
That's why I'm smiling.
I need a mouse.
- Smile.
- Smile for the camera.
I hate mice.
I'm afraid of mice.
A cat ran after a mouse.
Cats catch mice.
The cat ate the mouse.
bats rabies, jolts, mers,
and kills this bat
now let's go back to bats
- Smile at me, please.
- Please give me a smile.
The cat is eating the mouse.
Is that a bat?
The cat ate the mouse.
Smile now, cry later!
We hear the mice squeaking.
The girl has a mouse.
Cats catch mice.
I'm afraid of bats.
Mary is afraid of mice.
Mice like cheese.
- Is that a bat?
- Is this a bat?
Are you afraid of bats?
This house mouse is gray.
The hawk caught a mouse.
I don't often smile.
Mice are drinking the water.
Mice reproduce quickly.
She hated bats.
That's a big mouse-eared mouse. We have already expected them here.
This cave is full of bats.
- When the cat is away, the mice will play.
- When the cat is not there, the mice are dancing.
- When the cat leaves, the rat dances.
Twenty million free-tailed bats.
Australian black dog in bat
The storks chase after startled mice.
She's very scared of mice.
Bats fly in the dark.
Cats catch mice.
- The cat caught the rats.
- The cat caught the mouse.
- The cat caught a mouse.
The mountains have brought forth a mouse.
If you smile, I'll be happy.
Mice are distinct from rats.