A movie stinger is a scene that is shown after the closing credits. It can be thought of as a stinger in the sense that you thought that the movie was already over, and then the movie surprises you by showing you another scene (assuming that you haven't already left the theater). Surprise is a kind of sting.
People who are moches in French are ugly, but not very ugly, just kinda plain looking, not attractive.
Cine = movie theatre
les personnages are the characters (in a play, novel, movie) in French.
It means plain, common, or everyday.
I think that it means that it is so plain. vanilla is a plain kind of ice cream so I've compared it to that.
My sandy plain
The word "plain" in French translates to "simple" or "ordinary" in English.
Plain English means English that is simple, clear and easy to understand. In other words English free of hyperbole, jargon, complex sentence construction and so on.
you forget everythngh as time passes meaning
Stinger in medical terms refers an injury to the brachial plexus, usually during athletic participation.
He is asking you to quit your job, so that he doesn't have to fire you.
In plain English it means that your catalytic converter is failing.
People who are moches in French are ugly, but not very ugly, just kinda plain looking, not attractive.
Cine = movie theatre
it basicly says states must respect each others laws and such
In legal terms"engaging in something" in plain English means "doing, or attempting to do, something."
The literal translation - according to Google translate - is 'Output of trucks'. In plain English - I personally would take it to mean 'trucks exit'