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manuscrit, e [manyskʀi, it]1. adjective( = écrit à la main) handwritten2. masculine noun* * *
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manuscrite manyskʀi, it adjectif handwritten
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nom masculin manuscript* * *manyskʀi, it manuscrit, -e1. adj(document, lettre) handwritten2. nm* * *A adj1 ( écrit à la main) [page, lettre] handwritten;B nm manuscript; manuscrit original/enluminé/dactylographié original/illuminated/typed manuscript; manuscrit sur vélin manuscript on vellum.manuscrits de la Mer morte Dead Sea Scrolls.( féminin manuscrite) [manyskri, it] adjectif[lettre] handwritten[page, texte] manuscript (modificateur)————————nom masculin1. [à publier] manuscriptmanuscrit dactylographié manuscript, typescript2. [texte ancien]b. [sous forme de rouleau] scroll -
22 sauteur
sauteur, -euse [sotœʀ, øz]1. masculine noun, feminine noun( = athlète, cheval) jumper2. feminine noun* * *- euse sotœʀ, øz nom masculin Sport jumper* * *sotœʀ, øz (-euse)1. nm/f(= athlète) jumper2. nm(= cheval) show jumper3. adj(insecte, oiseau) hopping* * *B nm1 Sport jumper; sauteur en hauteur high jumper; sauteur en longueur long jumper; sauteur à la perche pole vaulter;C sauteuse nf1 Culin (deep) frying pan;2 ( scie) jigsaw.————————, sauteuse [sotɶr, øz] nom masculin, nom fémininsauteur en hauteur/longueur high/long jumper————————sauteuse nom féminin -
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scie [si]feminine noun( = outil) saw* * *sinom féminin ( outil) saw* * *si nf1) (= outil) saw2) * (= rengaine) catch-tune3) * (= personne) bore* * *scie nf1 ( outil) saw;3 ( refrain) catch-tune.scie à chantourner fretsaw; scie circulaire circular saw; scie à dos back saw; scie égoïne handsaw; scie électrique electric ou power saw; scie à guichet keyhole saw; scie à métaux hacksaw; scie musicale musical saw; scie à refendre ripsaw; scie à ruban band saw; scie sauteuse jigsaw; scie de tailleur de pierre stone saw.[si] nom féminin1. TECHNOLOGIE sawscie à ruban bandsaw, ribbon sawscie sabre ou sauteuse jigsaw, scroll saw2. MUSIQUE4. (familier) [chanson] song played ad nauseam[message] message repeated again and again -
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26 marche de départ
Architecture française et le dictionnaire de construction > marche de départ
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27 marche en volute
Architecture française et le dictionnaire de construction > marche en volute
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28 rouleau
coil, roll, roller, scroll
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