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1 souricière
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2 souricière
souricière [suʀisjεʀ]feminine noun* * *suʀisjɛʀ1) ( pour souris) mousetrap2) ( pour malfaiteur) trap* * *suʀisjɛʀ nf1) lit mousetrap2) fig trap* * *souricière nf1 ( pour souris) mousetrap;2 ( pour malfaiteur) trap; tendre une souricière to set a trap.[surisjɛr] nom féminin1. [ratière] mousetrap2. [piège] trap -
3 tapette
tapette [tapεt]feminine nounc. ( = homosexuel) (inf!) queer (inf!)* * *tapɛt1) (colloq) ( langue)2) ( pour tapis) carpet beater3) ( pour tuer les mouches) fly swatter4) ( piège à souris) mousetrap5) ( petite tape) pat* * *tapɛt nf1)2) (pour insectes) flay swatter3) * (= homosexuel) fairy * poofter *4) (= petite tape) little tap5) (à rideaux) curtain beater* * *tapette nf1 ○( langue) avoir une bonne tapette ( être bavard) to be a chatterbox○; faire marcher sa tapette to chatter away endlessly;3 ( pour tapis) carpet beater;4 ( pour tuer les mouches) fly swatter;5 ( piège à souris) mousetrap;6 ( petite tape) pat.[tapɛt] nom féminin2. [piège à souris] mousetrap4. [contre les mouches] flyswatter[pour les tapis] carpet beater
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