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cadavre [kadαvʀ]masculine noun* * *kadavʀnom masculin1) ( de personne) gén corpse; ( de victime) body; ( d'animal) body, carcasscadavre ambulant — (colloq) walking skeleton
2) (colloq) ( bouteille vide) dead bottle* * *kadɒvʀ nmcorpse, (dead) body* * *cadavre nm1 ( de personne) gén corpse; ( de victime) body; ( d'animal) body, carcass; on a retiré trois cadavres des décombres three bodies were pulled out of the rubble; cadavre ambulant○ walking skeleton;2 ○( bouteille vide) dead bottle.cadavre exquis game of consequences.[kadavr] nom masculincadavre exquis nom masculin[jeu] ≃ consequences
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