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1 charnière
charnière [∫aʀnjεʀ]feminine noun[de porte, fenêtre] hinge* * *ʃaʀnjɛʀ
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1) (de porte, coquillage) hinge3) Anatomie joint
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(-)charnière (in compounds)* * *ʃaʀnjɛʀ1. nf[porte] hinge2. adj* * *A nf1 (de porte, coquillage) hinge;2 fig ( lien important) bridge (entre between);3 Anat joint;4 ( en philatélie) stamp hinge.B (-)charnière ( in compounds) œuvre(-)charnière bridge; époque(-)charnière transitional period; événement(-)/rôle(-)charnière pivotal event/role.[ʃarnjɛr] nom fémininGoethe est à la charnière du XVIIIe et du XIXe siècle Goethe lived during the transition from 18th to the 19th centurymoment/siècle charnière moment/century of transition
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