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toile [twal]1. feminine noun• toile de lin/de coton linen/cotton• en toileb. ( = morceau) piece of clothc. ( = tableau) paintingd. ( = voiles) sails• faire de la/réduire la toile to make/take in saile. [d'araignée] web2. compounds• une histoire d'amour, avec en toile de fond la guerre a love story set against the backdrop of the war ► toile goudronnée tarpaulin* * *twal1) ( tissu) cloth2) ( de peintre) ( support) canvas; ( tableau) painting3) Nautisme canvas•Phrasal Verbs:* * *twal nf1) (= matériau) cloth no pl2) (= bâche) piece of canvas3) (= tableau) canvas4) [araignée]* * *toile nf1 Tex cloth; toile de lin/chanvre/coton linen/hemp/cotton (cloth); des vêtements de toile (heavy) cotton clothes; de la grosse toile canvas; draps de toile linen sheets;3 Naut canvas; réduire la toile to reduce the canvas;toile d'amiante asbestos cloth; toile d'araignée gén spider's web; (dans une maison, un grenier) cobweb; l'araignée tisse sa toile the spider is weaving its web; toile d'avion Aviat aeroplane GB ou airplane US canvas; toile cirée oilcloth; toile émeri emery cloth; toile de fond Théât backcloth, backdrop; fig backdrop; toile goudronnée tarpaulin; toile de jute hessian; toile à matelas ticking; toile métallique wire mesh; toile à sac sackcloth; toile de tente ( tissu) canvas; ( tente) tent; toile à voiles Naut canvas, sailcloth.[twal] nom féminintoile de coton/lin cotton/linen clothtoile de jute gunny, (jute) hessiantoile à sac sackcloth, sackinggrosse toile rough ou coarse canvas[tissu apprêté] cloth2. (familier) [film]6. [couverture d'un livre] clothtoile d'araignée cobweb, spider's webToile nom féminin————————de toile locution adjectivale,en toile locution adjectivale[robe, pantalon] cotton (modificateur)[sac] canvas (modificateur)
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