Results for how charming translation from English to French

charming.
charmant.

charming!
charming!

very charming
très charmant

very charming.
very charming.

charming. 3ft.
charmant. 1m.

charming (1)
atm (1)

prince charming
prince charmant

charming reception.
réception agréable.

charming, enchanting.
charming, enchanting.

charming babe (2)
charming babe (2)

your prince charming
votre prince charmant

charming beauty (1)
charming (1) charming angel (1)

"yes, charming! charming!
-- oui, charmant! charmant!...

c2c (1) charming (1)
beautiful mouth (1)

delightful, charming, & willing )))
delightful, charming, & willing )))

charming (1) charming sexy (1)
findom goddess (1)

silvia cattori: how could they do that to a charming lady like you?
silvia cattori: comment ont-ils pu faire subir tout cela à une charmante lady comme vous?

it was during these thoughts that the idea occurred to me ... how charming it would be if it were possible to cause these natural images to imprint themselves durably and remain fixed upon the paper!
c'est au cours de ces réflexions que l'idée s'est produite à moi ... charme comment il serait s'il était possible de provoquer ces images naturelles à eux-mêmes empreinte durable et de rester fixé sur le papier!

'that air of reserve is as much as to say: "how charming i should make myself to you, if you were the man that was worthy of me."'
– cet air de retenue veut dire : que d’amabilité je déploierais pour vous, si vous étiez l’homme digne de moi!

just by looking at this picture you can realize how charming is this small medieval village between arezzo and siena. surrounded by an area renowned for the beauty of its hills, the town of lucignano is structured in concentric circles towards the highest point of the hill.
il suffitde regarder la photographie à côté pour se rendre compte de lafascination de ce petit bourg médiéval entre arezzo et sienne. entouré d'un territoire renommé pour la beauté de ses collines, la petite ville de lucignano se développe en des cercles concentrées vers le point le plus haut de la colline.