monster trucks
The English phrase "monster trucks" is translated into French as monster trucks.
Did you know?
- The term monstre in French is used much more broadly than 'monster' in English, often describing anything that is excessively large or impressive.
- In Quebec, you might hear the term camions monstres, whereas in France, the English term remains the standard for the sport.
- The word 'truck' in English translates to camion in French, which originally referred to a small, two-wheeled cart used to carry heavy loads.
Examples in context
- Il y a des monster trucks dans le spectacle.There are monster trucks in the show.
- Les enfants adorent les monster trucks.Children love monster trucks.
- J'ai vu deux monster trucks énormes hier.I saw two huge monster trucks yesterday.
Example conversation
Léa and Gabriel are looking at a poster for an event.
- LéaTu veux aller voir les monster trucks ?Do you want to go see the monster trucks?
- GabrielOui, ça a l'air impressionnant !Yes, that looks impressive!
- LéaJe vais acheter les billets.I will buy the tickets.
- GabrielMerci, Gabriel a hâte d'y être !Thanks, Gabriel can't wait!
