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1 torsade
torsade [tɔʀsad]feminine noun* * *tɔʀsad1) gén twist, coil2) ( point de tricot) cable stitch3) Architecture cable moulding* * *tɔʀsad nf1) (= ornement) twist2) ARCHITECTURE cable moulding Grande-Bretagne cable molding USA* * *torsade nf1 gén twist, coil (de of);2 ( d'un tricot) cable stitch; un pull à torsade a cable-knit sweater; faire des torsades to do cable stitch;[tɔrsad] nom féminin1. [de cordes] twisttorsade de cheveux twist ou coil of haircheveux en torsades braided ou twisted hair2. [en tricot]————————à torsades locution adjectivale2. [vêtement] -
2 torsadé
torsade [tɔʀsad]feminine noun* * *tɔʀsad1) gén twist, coil2) ( point de tricot) cable stitch3) Architecture cable moulding* * *tɔʀsad nf1) (= ornement) twist2) ARCHITECTURE cable moulding Grande-Bretagne cable molding USA* * *torsade nf1 gén twist, coil (de of);2 ( d'un tricot) cable stitch; un pull à torsade a cable-knit sweater; faire des torsades to do cable stitch;1. ARCHITECTURE2. ÉLECTRICITÉ -
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Dictionnaire d'ingénierie, d'architecture et de construction > torsade
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4 torsade
Architecture française et le dictionnaire de construction > torsade
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5 cordelière
kɔʀdəljɛʀnom féminin ( corde) cord* * *kɔʀdəljɛʀ nfcord, cord belt* * *cordelière nf1 ( corde) cord;[kɔrdəljɛr] nom féminin1. [corde] cord
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