Examples of using "Méchant" in a sentence and their english translations:
Beware of the dog!
That was mean.
He is nasty.
- Tom's mean.
- Tom is mean.
- You're bad.
- You're mean.
That was kind of mean.
Beware of the dog.
Be careful with the bad dog.
Look out for the wild dog!
He is an evil man.
That was an evil bunny.
- It's a little nasty.
- That's kind of gross.
He was a wicked musician.
Tom is very unkind.
Tom isn't mean.
It was a bad rabbit.
You're so mean.
Do not be evil.
- Hunger makes one mean.
- Hunger makes one angry.
You're mean.
It was a very nasty corner.
I've got a bad case of jet lag.
That was wicked of him.
You are a mean person.
Beware of the dog!
Why are you so mean?
He's not that bad.
Who's afraid of the big bad wolf?
Keep an eye on the naughty kid.
His brother was nasty to me.
Why are you always so evil?
Why was my father so mean?
Arthur plays the role of the villain.
He is very mean to me.
You're such a mean man.
The hero became the villain.
Be careful, dog biting!
He's cruel.
actually played a bad guy there
She fixed me with an angry stare.
The hero finally defeated the evil scientist.
Who's afraid of the big bad wolf?
Why are you being mean to me?
That was a terrible thing you said to Tom.
'Just one mean comment, not a big deal.'
He had never seen such a bad boy.
- He was a poor musician.
- He was a wicked musician.
The villain threatened to defenestrate the hostages.
That was an evil bunny.
You're so mean.
Sami is always the villain in the movie.
The boy promised to behave from now on.
Who's your favorite movie villain?
That was a terrible thing you said to Tom.
- Tom is a bad person.
- Tom's a bad person.
The naughty boy got lost and looked around.
The witch cast a spell on the naughty boy.
- I'm not mean.
- I am not mean.
That was wicked of him.
- Tom is an evil man.
- Tom is an evil person.
You're so mean.
waiting for an angry dog, escaping toddler,
He gave the barking dog a vicious kick.
Why are you always so evil?