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confit, e [kɔ̃fi, it]1. adjective[fruit] candied2. masculine noun• confit d'oie/de canard goose/duck confit* * *
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confite kɔ̃fi, it adjectif Culinaire [fruits] crystallized; [cornichon] pickled; [canard] preserved
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nom masculin confit* * *kɔ̃fi, it confit, -e1. adj2. nm* * *A pp ⇒ confire.B pp adjC nm confit; confit de canard confit of duck.( féminin confite) [kɔ̃fi, it] participe passé→ link=confire confire————————( féminin confite) [kɔ̃fi, it] adjectif[cornichons] pickled2. (figuré)confit nom masculin
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