French · also; additionally; furthermore; anyway
Otherwise, no!
Otherwise, you will die.
Otherwise, you will die.
Hurry up, or you will be late.
Now, listen to the doctor, or you won't get well.
Get up early, or you'll be late.
You must do all you can lest you should regret later.
You should eat more, or you won't get well soon.
Let's go now. Otherwise, we'll be late.
We must learn to live together as brothers or perish together as fools.
Now be a good boy or I'm going to send you to Oberon.
Be quiet, or the baby will wake up.
He left early; otherwise he could not have caught the train.
I ran all the way, otherwise I could not have caught the train.
You're not my friend, otherwise you'd understand me.
Watch out, or else!
Shut up. If you don't, you'll be thrown out.
Shut up. If you don't, you'll be thrown out.
Shut up. If you don't, you'll be thrown out.
Shut up. If you don't, you'll be thrown out.
Shut up. If you don't, you'll be thrown out.
Shut up. If you don't, you'll be thrown out.
It's this small detail that tipped me off, otherwise I would have never known.
Hurry or we'll never make the train!
Send for the doctor at once, or the patient may get worse.
He seldom, if ever, reads a book.
I have a lot to do. Otherwise I would accept your invitation.
He told the truth, otherwise he would have been punished.
You had better go to bed right away, or your cold will get worse.
He seldom, if ever, goes to church.
Don't leave the metal exposed to the air or it will oxidize.
Otherwise we will have to cancel this order.
Come closer, otherwise you won't see anything.
You need a wider aperture, or you won't get enough light reaching the film.
You better cough up the money, or else.
With Windows, you have to have extensions or it won't read your files.
Jean-Claude fancies himself to be among the best, if not the best, in his field.
He is noisy, but otherwise a very nice boy.
Many, if not most, professional translators only translate into their native language.
Why do we live if not to make each other's lives easier?
Clean your room, or else all hell will break loose!
Put the rubber boots on, or else you will get your feet wet!
Put the rubber boots on, or else you will get your feet wet!
What am I but a microscopic and temporary contraction of Infinite Space?
Be careful or he'll stab you in the back.
His English composition has few, if any, mistakes.
Put the teapot on the burner, otherwise the tea will be cold.
Tie your shoes properly, or you'll trip.
The French word "amour" comes from the Occitan language through the troubadours, otherwise it would be "ameur".
Most, if not all, people enjoy eating.