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1 damier
damier [damje]masculine noun* * *damjenom masculin draughtboard GB, checkerboard USétoffe en or à damier — checked material
* * *damje nm1) (pour jouer) draughtboard Grande-Bretagne checkerboard USA2) (dessin, figure) check, check patternà damier; à damiers (motif, tissu, nappe) — checked
* * *damier nm draughtboard GB, checkerboard US; étoffe en or à damier checked material; rues en damier streets in a grid pattern; le damier des champs fig the patchwork of the fields.[damje] nom masculinun tissu à ou en damier checked material -
2 motif du grillage
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3 quadrillage
quadrillage [kadʀijaʒ]masculine nouna. ( = dessin) [de papier] square pattern ; [de tissu] check patternb. [de ville, pays] covering* * *kadʀijaʒnom masculin1) ( de papier) cross-ruling2) ( occupation)le quadrillage du terrain — Armée the chequering of the terrain
* * *kadʀijaʒ nm(= opération) [territoire] coverage* * *quadrillage nm1 ( de papier) cross-ruling;2 ( occupation) le quadrillage de la ville par l'armée the taking of control of the town by the army; le quadrillage du terrain Mil the chequering GB ou checkering US of the terrain.[kadrijaʒ] nom masculin1. [réseau] gridquadrillage des rues grid arrangement ou layout of streets2. [tracé] grid ou criss-cross patternpour dessiner, tu peux utiliser le quadrillage de ton cahier you can use the squares on your exercise book to make your drawing3. [division] division4. [contrôle] surveillance
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