The rain drenched the dress I had hung up.
La pluie a trempé la robe que j'avais étendue.
The painting had hung on the living room wall in its gilded frame for thirty years.
Le tableau était accroché au mur du salon dans son cadre doré depuis trente ans.
Marcos picked from the line the clothes he had hung out in the sun.
Marcos a ramassé sur la corde le linge qu'il avait mis à sécher au soleil.
With a peel, the man took down the newly-printed pages he had hung up to dry.
À l'aide d'une pince, l'homme décrocha les pages fraîchement imprimées qu'il avait mises à sécher.
When I arrived home from work, I found my sweetheart had hung a banner that said "Happy National Boyfriend Day."
Quand je suis rentré du travail à la maison, j'ai découvert que ma petite amie avait accroché une banderole qui disait « Joyeuse Journée Nationale du Petit Ami ».
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