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1 havane
’avan
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adjectif invariable tobacco-brown
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nom masculin1) ( tabac) Havana tobacco2) ( cigare) Havana cigar* * *'avan nf* * *A ⇒ Les couleurs adj inv tobacco-brown.B nm1 ( tabac) Havana tobacco;2 ( cigare) Havana cigar.[ʼavan] nom masculin1. [tabac] Havana2. [cigare] Havana————————[ʼavan] adjectif invariable -
2 tabac
tabac [taba]1. masculine nouna. ( = plante, produit) tobacco ; ( = magasin) paper shop2. compounds* * *tabanom masculin1) Botanique, Industrie tobacco2) ( magasin) tobacconist's GB, smoke shop US3) (colloq) ( succès)4) Nautisme•Phrasal Verbs:••passer quelqu'un à tabac — (colloq) to beat somebody up
* * *taba1. nm1) (= plante, produit) tobaccoLe tabac est mauvais pour la santé. — Smoking is bad for you.
2) (= magasin) (bureau de tabac) tobacconist's shop, tobacconist's, (= marchand de journaux) newsagent, newsagent's, (= café) cafe (also selling newspapers, lottery tickets, stamps etc)3) fig2. adj invbuff, tobacco modif* * *A ⇒ Les couleurs adj inv tobacco-colouredGB.B nm2 ⇒ Les métiers et les professions Comm ( magasin d'articles pour fumeurs) tobacconist's GB, smoke shop US; (magasin de cigarettes, journaux) newsagent GB;3 ○( succès) big hit; faire un tabac [personne, spectacle, produit] to be a big hit;4 Naut coup de tabac squall.tabac blond Virginia tobacco; tabac brun dark tobacco; tabac à chiquer chewing tobacco; tabac à cigarettes cigarette tobacco; tabac à pipe pipe tobacco; tabac à priser snuff; tabac à rouler rolling tobacco.passer qn à tabac○ [voyous] to beat sb up.ⓘ Tabac A tabac, designated by a red sign, referred to as la carotte, has a licence to sell tobacco products, postage stamps and certain official documents. It is also the official outlet for lottery tickets, etc.[taba] adjectif invariable————————[taba] nom masculin2. [produit] tobaccotabac blond/brun mild/dark tobaccoun bar tabac, un bar-tabac a bar with a tobacco counter4. MÉTÉOROLOGIEcoup de tabac squall, gale5. (familier & locution)passer quelqu'un à tabac to beat somebody up, to lay into somebodydu même tabac locution adjectivale -
3 Havane
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4 Tabac brun
(Also called black tobacco in English) Until the 1980s, most of the cigarettes smoked in France were French brands, made with brown tobacco, a stronger more pungent version of tobacco than the classic blond tobacco of the new world. The tobacco was either grown in France, or imported from the Near East (Turkey in particular). The three most popular brands were Gauloises, Gitanes and Disque Bleu. Brown tobacco was popular throughout southern Europe. Today, in a country that is more health conscious and where smoking bans are in force, brown tobacco has gone out of favour; the once famous French brands are now no longer manufactured in France.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais. Agriculture Biologique > Tabac brun
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5 brun
brun, brune [bʀœ̃, bʀyn]1. adjective[yeux, couleur] brown ; [cheveux, peau, tabac, bière] dark2. masculine noun( = couleur) brown ; ( = homme) dark-haired man3. feminine nouna. ( = bière) dark beerb. ( = cigarette) cigarette made of dark tobaccoc. ( = femme) brunette* * *
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brune bʀœ̃, bʀyn adjectif [peau, tissu, fourrure] brown, dark; [cheveux, barbe] dark; [yeux] brown; [personne] dark-haired; [tabac] blackbière brune — ≈ stout GB
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* * *bʀœ̃, bʀyn brun, -e1. adjCatherine est brune. — Catherine's got dark hair.
2. nm(= couleur) brown3. nf1) (cigarette brune) cigarette made of dark tobacco2) (bière brune) dark beer3) (= femme) brunette* * *A ⇒ Les couleurs adj [peau, tissu, fourrure] brown, dark; [cheveux, barbe] dark; [yeux] brown; [personne] dark-haired; [tabac] black; cigarette brune black tobacco cigarette; bière brune ≈ stout GB; brun foncé/clair dark/light brown; brun de peau dark-skinned.D brune nf1 ( cigarette) black tobacco cigarette;2 ( bière) brown ale, stout GB.brun Van Dyck Vandyke brown.( féminin brune) [brœ̃, bryn] adjectif————————, brune [brœ̃, bryn] nom masculin, nom fémininbrun nom masculinbrune nom féminin1. [cigarette] brown tobacco cigarette————————à la brune locution adverbiale -
6 Gauloises
the archetypal French cigarette, Gauloises were once the most widely smoked brand of cigarette in France, the preferred cigarette of 1960's and 1970's icons such as Jean-Paul Sartre or Serge Gainsbourg. They were the most popular of the French brands of "brown" tobacco (seeTabac brun) cigarettes, at a time when less than 20% of French smokers preferred blondes - cigarettes with light Virginia-style tobacco. The production of Gauloises cigarettes in France ceased in 2005.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais. Agriculture Biologique > Gauloises
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